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lesya692 [45]
2 years ago
12

Which of the following are some of the biggest perceived detriments of the performance management system?

Business
1 answer:
denis-greek [22]2 years ago
7 0

The factors that are considered some of the biggest perceived detriments of the performance management system are: b. Lack of fairness by managers; c. Too much focus on pay and incentives, and; d. Lack of clarity on how to improve.

To understand this subject, we need to know what the performance management system is.

<h3 /><h3>What is a Performance management system?</h3>

Performance management system refers to a series of activities that are performed by the human resource department in an organization to improve the productivity of employees. Its features are;

Provision of feedback in real-time

  • Training
  • Reward
  • Recognition
  • Progress review.

While all of these are good, certain downsides can be seen when managers are not fair, focus much on pay and incentives, and do not provide enough information on what workers can do to improve.

Learn more about performance management system here:

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The unadjusted trial balance of PS Music as of July 31, 2016, along with the adjustment data for the two months ended July 31, 2
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Answer:

PS Music

1. End of Period Spreadsheet

13 Income Summary (Temporary accounts)

14 Fees Earned                      21,200.00

15 Wages Expense                 2,940.00

16 Office Rent Expense         2,550.00

17 Equipment Rent  Expense  1,375.00

18 Utilities Expense                 1,215.00

19 Music Expense                  3,610.00

20 Advertising Expense       1,500.00

21 Supplies Expense               925.00

22 Insurance Expense           225.00

23 Depreciation Expense        50.00

24 Miscellaneous Expense 1,855.00

Statement of Retained Earnings (Temporary accounts)

11 Retained Earnings

12 Dividends                       1,750.00

Balance Sheet (Permanent accounts)

1 Cash                                       9,945.00

2 Accounts Receivable            4,150.00

3 Supplies                                   275.00

4 Prepaid Insurance                2,475.00

5 Office Equipment                 7,500.00

6 Accumulated Depreciation

-Office Equipment                                          50.00

7 Accounts Payable                                  8,350.00

8 Wages Payable                                          140.00

9 Unearned Revenue                              3,600.00

10 Common Stock                                   9,000.00

11 Retained Earnings

2. PS Music

Income Statement for the year ended July 31, 2016

14 Fees Earned                                        $21,200.00

15 Wages Expense               $2,940.00

16 Office Rent Expense         2,550.00

17 Equipment Rent  Expense  1,375.00

18 Utilities Expense                 1,215.00

19 Music Expense                  3,610.00

20 Advertising Expense       1,500.00

21 Supplies Expense               925.00

22 Insurance Expense           225.00

23 Depreciation Expense        50.00

24 Miscellaneous Expense 1,855.00   $16,245.00

Net income                                             $4,955.00

Statement of Retained Earnings for the year ended July 31, 2016

11 Retained Earnings

Net income                      $4,955.00

12 Dividends                       1,750.00

Retained Earnings          $3,205.00

Balance Sheet as of July 31, 2016

1 Cash                                       9,945.00

2 Accounts Receivable            4,150.00

3 Supplies                                   275.00

4 Prepaid Insurance                2,475.00

Current assets                                            $16,845.00

5 Office Equipment                 7,500.00

6 Accumulated Depreciation       (50.00)    $7,450.00

Total assets                                               $24,295.00

Liabilities

7 Accounts Payable                8,350.00

8 Wages Payable                        140.00

9 Unearned Revenue            3,600.00   $12,090.00

10 Common Stock                 9,000.00

11 Retained Earnings             3,205.00    $12,275.00

Total liabilities and equity                       $24,295.00

3. A. Closing Journal Entries:

14 Debit Fees Earned $21,200.00

13 Credit Income Summary $21,200.00

To close the Fees Earned to Income Summary.

13 Debit Income Summary $16,245.00

Credit:

15 Wages Expense                 2,940.00

16 Office Rent Expense         2,550.00

17 Equipment Rent  Expense  1,375.00

18 Utilities Expense                 1,215.00

19 Music Expense                  3,610.00

20 Advertising Expense       1,500.00

21 Supplies Expense               925.00

22 Insurance Expense           225.00

23 Depreciation Expense        50.00

24 Miscellaneous Expense 1,855.00

To close the expenses to the Income Summary.

13 Debit Income Summary $4,955.00

11 Credit Retained Earnings $4,955.00

To close the net income to retained earnings.

11 Debit Retained Earnings $1,750.00

12 Credit Dividends $1,750.00

To close the dividends to retained earnings.

B. Posting the closing entries:

14 Fees Earned

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                                    21,200.00

Income Summary                 21,200.00

15 Wages Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   2,940.00

Income Summary                                       2,940.00

16 Office Rent Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   2,550.00

Income Summary                                       2,550.00

17 Equipment Rent  Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   1,375.00

Income Summary                                       1,375.00

18 Utilities Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   1,215.00

Income Summary                                       1,215.00

19 Music Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   3,610.00

Income Summary                                       3,610.00

20 Advertising Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   1,500.00

Income Summary                                       1,500.00

21 Supplies Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                       925.00

Income Summary                                        925.00

22 Insurance Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                      225.00

Income Summary                                       225.00

23 Depreciation Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                         50.00

Income Summary                                       50.00

24 Miscellaneous Expense

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                     1,855.00

Income Summary                                      1,855.00

11 Retained Earnings

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Income Summary                                    4,955.00

Dividends                                 1,750.00

Balance                                   3,205.00

12 Dividends

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

Balance                                   1,750.00

11 Retained Earnings                               1,750.00

4. Post-Closing Trial Balance

August 1, 2016

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

1 Cash                                       9,945.00

2 Accounts Receivable            4,150.00

3 Supplies                                   275.00

4 Prepaid Insurance                2,475.00

5 Office Equipment                 7,500.00

6 Accumulated Depreciation

-Office Equipment                                          50.00

7 Accounts Payable                                  8,350.00

8 Wages Payable                                          140.00

9 Unearned Revenue                              3,600.00

10 Common Stock                                   9,000.00

11 Retained Earnings                               3,205.00

Total                                    24,345.00 24,345.00

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

PS Music

ADJUSTED TRIAL BALANCE

July 31, 2016

ACCOUNT TITLE                         DEBIT    CREDIT

1 Cash                                       9,945.00

2 Accounts Receivable            4,150.00

3 Supplies                                   275.00

4 Prepaid Insurance                2,475.00

5 Office Equipment                 7,500.00

6 Accumulated Depreciation

-Office Equipment                                          50.00

7 Accounts Payable                                  8,350.00

8 Wages Payable                                          140.00

9 Unearned Revenue                              3,600.00

10 Common Stock                                   9,000.00

11 Retained Earnings

12 Dividends                            1,750.00

13 Income Summary

14 Fees Earned                                     21,200.00

15 Wages Expense                 2,940.00

16 Office Rent Expense         2,550.00

17 Equipment Rent  Expense  1,375.00

18 Utilities Expense                 1,215.00

19 Music Expense                  3,610.00

20 Advertising Expense       1,500.00

21 Supplies Expense              925.00

22 Insurance Expense           225.00

23 Depreciation Expense        50.00

24 Miscellaneous Expense 1,855.00

25 Totals                           42,340.00 42,340.00

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b. Zero packets of creamer is the substitution effect.

Explanation:

a. Suppose that Robert has $39.00 to spend on coffee and creamer. His optimal consumption bundle contains _______cups of coffee and _________

The consumption ratio can be stated as follows:

5 Creamer = 1 cup of coffee

Budget line has an equation can also be given as follows:

B = (Pm * Qm) + (Pf * Qf) ...................... (1)

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Qm = Quantity of creamer = ?

Pf = Price of coffee = $3.00

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b. Now, suppose that the price of creamer rises to $0.50 per packet. What is the substitution effect of this price change?

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Therefore, zero packets of creamer is the substitution effect.

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3 years ago
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