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yan [13]
2 years ago
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Goal displacement, satisficing, and groupthink are:

Business
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Grace [21]2 years ago
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Goal displacement, satisficing, and groupthink are the<u> advantages of </u><u>group decision-making.</u>

Group decision-making simply means the process where several individuals act collectively in order to analyze a particular problem.

During group decision-making, several ideas are considered and the best approach or idea is chosen in order to achieve a particular goal.

Some of the advantages of the <em>group decision-making</em> include goal <em>displacement, satisficing</em>, and groupthink.

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= $7,500 per year

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Date of sold:  December 31, 2021

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After 13 years, the book value = original cost - depreciation booked

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Explanation:

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The income statement for Ponzi for today and for each of the next three quarters is as follows:

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Sales                   $0                  $550              $600             $0

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cost of goods       0                   $500              $500             $0

sold

Net income           0                  $50                 $100               0

We will see that  in the first and the fourth quarter ; the firm neither pay any cash to purchase goods nor collect cash for sales. Thus ; the cashflow will be zero in those instances and we will consider only the second and the fourth quarter for sales income and production cost.

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Quarter 2 sales = 50 × 11 = $550

Quarter 3 sales = 50 × 12 = $600

(b) What are the cash flows for the company today and in each of the next three quarters?

Cash flow is like a database that helps to keep tracks and records the cash inflows and cash outflows of a financial instrument.

The cash flow in each month is as follows:

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Sales                   $0                  $550              $600             $0

 (-)

cost of goods       0                   $500              $500             $0

sold

Net income           0                  $50                 $100               0

Inventories         $1000          $500                   0                  0

Account

Receivables       0                    550                  600                0

Net working

capital                 $1000          $1050             $600                0

Change in WC   $1000           $50                 $450              $600

CashFlow           $1000          $0                  $550              $600

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Account recei-    0                   $550              $600             $0

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Net working       $1000             $1050           $600               $0

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