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rosijanka [135]
2 years ago
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All of the following are assumptions of Theory Y except a. organizations generally do not make full use of their human resources

. b. people often seek out and willingly accept responsibility. c. work is an important part of people's lives. d. managers must coerce and control workers to achieve organizational goals. e. people will work toward goals to which they are committed.
Business
1 answer:
Snowcat [4.5K]2 years ago
6 0

All of the following are assumptions of Theory Y except: d. managers must coerce and control workers to achieve organizational goals.

Theory Y is a management approach that assumes that people love work and will be motivated to perform their jobs willingly.

Managers under the Theory Y approach are less likely to be controlling over their employees. Rather, they will be more of coaches than coercive bosses.

So, of all the options given, option D does not match the Theory Y concept.

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However, preferred shareholders have preference over a company's revenue or earnings, which implies that they are paid dividends before common shareholders.

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<h3>What do you mean by investment?</h3>

Investment refers to the dedication of an asset to acquire growth in value over a duration of time. In finance, the motive of making an investment is to generate a return from the invested asset.

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the adjusted cash balance is $ 11,142

service charge expense 58 debit

cash                             2868 debit

    accounts receivables        2926 credit

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Explanation:

CASH

Balance               8274

Service Charge  -58

collection  <u>     2926</u>

Adjusted Balance 11,142

BANK

Balance                       8238

Outstanding Check -706

Deposit in transit     <u>    3610</u>

Adjusted Balance      11,142

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