1. Trade-off
2. Factors of production
3. Gun v butter
4. Production possibility curve
5. Training and technology
6. Human capital
7. Marginal cost
8. Unlimited wants but only limited
9. Scarcity
10. Scarcity
11. Inefficiently
12. Opportunity cost
13. Trade off
This is the best I can do.
Answer:
(C)Cost performance index.
Explanation:
In project management, the Earned Value is <em>how much work has been done</em> on the project in relation to the original project budget.
The Actual Cost on the other hand is the <em>true cost incurred</em> on the project till date.
The earned value divided by the actual cost is used to measure the cost performance index of the project.
The correct option is C.
Answer:
Adhering to taxation rules, Ensuring consumer protection, Identifying limited market segments, Managing consumer trust
Explanation:
E Business is a business having major or all of its transactions, on internet medium. Eg : E Commerce (Online shopping) businesses, Online educational courses businesses.
Audio Podcasting & Video-Conferencing are not E Businesses challenges. As these are their expertise areas, being an online business. Also, the user flexibility they offer is inherent USP of online businesses. Similar is the case for content management systems.
However, lacking physical existence in markets, face to face interaction with customers : They face challenges like - identifying limited market segments, consumer trust & consumer protection. Also, all their variant transactions (with different tax slabs) being online, the return policies - might make taxation rule adherance also a potential challenge for them.
Answer:
Jason's accountant should consider a single plantwide rate to correct the problem.
Explanation:
If a company manufactures products that consume factory overhead costs in different ways, a single plantwide rate may not accurately allocate factory overhead costs to the products and cause cost distortions. Cost distortions can cause companies to lose sales and make incorrect decisions on expanding production.