Answer: d. leaves the sender's control.
Explanation:
Under the Uniform Electronic Transaction Act(UETA), there are three conditions that must be met for an e-record to be considered sent and the relevant one here is that the e-record leaves the control of the sender.
It does this by entering into an information processing system that the sender does not control of.
The other requirements demand that the e-record be properly addressed to a system specified by the recipient and this system must be able to process said e-record.
Revenues - Asset
Expenses - Liability
Answer:A. Activities C. Opinions
Explanation:One of the ways of generating data from the market is to seek the opinion and try to know the activities of customers concerning brands,product categories and user and non-user characteristics.
Inventory of opinions is the collection of opinions from the general public or from already available data. It helps to know the needs of the Customer and how to meet them.
Inventory of activities is the evaluations of the activities of the general public concerning your product or market segment,the activities can include their attitudes etc.
<span>Sport organizations now seek to make money from “rights fees” paid by: </span>the electronic media that want to sell sport audiences to advertisers.
In every sports match, there is usually a time slot when the match is halted before moving to the next round. This time slot is utilized by the sports organization to be used as an advertisement and will be given to the company with the highest bid.
Option D, Both A & C
Explanation:
A company invested $400,000 in a technology that reduced the overall costs of production by reducing their cost per unit from $2 to $1.85 . Later, a manager has an opportunity to outsource production to another company at a cost per unit of $1.75 . If you are the manager, you should consider the $400,000 as a sunk cost, not relevant to the decision and should ignore the $400,000 fixed cost.
Sunk cost is the cost which is already incurred in past and does not have any significance in decision making.
A sunk cost is already incurred in the fields of economy and business decision-making and can not be recovered. Sunk costs are contrasted with future costs, which can be avoided if measures are taken.
