Answer:
True
Explanation:
Strategic planning process is what help identify the objectives of a business and then develop plan to achieving those objectives. It gives direction to management decision while addressing business challenges.
The aim of strategic planning process is to prevent a company from carrying out task without directions because when those controlling business or its owners do not have clear vision, wrong decision may be made hence create problems for the employee regarding their stand in the company.
Strategic planning process includes identifying strategic position, gather information, conduct SWOT analysis, create a strategic plan, execute the strategic plan etc.
Answer:
The correct answers are letters "A", "B", and "C".
Explanation:
Corporate bonds are securities that firm issues to be sold to investors to raise funds that will be using to keep the company up and running. Investors profit from the interest rate dealt in the bond agreement or sometimes they obtain physical assets of the organization as collateral. If in the <em>secondary market bonds</em> are issued at a premium, the premium can be amortized or applied to the bond base but if the bonds were issued at a discount, <em>discount bond rules</em> take into place. The <em>interest payment received</em> thanks to the bonds are recorded in the gross income.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": marginal thinking.
Explanation:
Marginal Cost of Production is an economic term that refers to the change in production costs resulting in producing one more unit. It is most often used within manufacturers as a means of identifying an optimum production level. The formula to calculate the cost of production is the change in total production cost divided by the change in total quantity produced.
As Marie is analyzing the extra benefit and cost of buying one more banana, economists would say she is performing "<em>marginal thinking</em>".
In a market economy, the factors of production are allocated by PRODUCERS AND CONSUMERS.
A market economy is a type of economy in which investment decisions about production and distribution of goods and services are based on the interplay of the forces of supply and demand which determine the prices of goods and services.
