Answer: c. unrealistic performance goals
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Bethany works for FastFashion Inc. which has set the same sales target for all employees in their 550 stores across the globe and that the company fails to take into account any environmental constraints which might hamper sales and to avoid being penalized, employees often falsify their sales reports.
Based on the scenario above, the issue triggering the employees' unethical behavior is unrealistic performance goals. Since the employees don't meet their target, they falsify their sales report.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": simultaneously compete against each other in the same product areas geographic markets.
Explanation:
Multi-market competition happens when companies offering a similar product make contact in multiple markets. The level o competition shapes according to the region where the goods or services are being offered and in different markets, different consumers decide which company is taken as the preferred.
Though, the constant contact of competitors in different regions could decrease their competition since they might use their mutual help in adverse areas to be able to conduct their businesses.
Answer: The two parts of demand are:
• Willingness to buy
• Ability to pay
Explanation:
Demand simply refers to the amount of the goods and services which the buyers want to purchase at a certain price for a particular period of time.
There are two parts of demand which are the willingness of a buyer to purchase a certain good and also the ability to pay by the person.
Let us assume that the company Taylor Industries bought merchandise from X company. Taylor Industries will record Accounts Payable while X company will record Accounts Receivable.
Since Taylor Industries will no longer be able to pay off its Account Receivable, X company will have to write off the Accounts Receivable. Writing off Accounts Receivable can be done in two ways.
1) Allowance method:
Bad Debt Expense xxxxx
Allowance for Doubtful accounts xxxxx
Writing Off Bad Debt:
Allowance for Doubtful Accounts xxxxx
Accounts Receivable xxxxx
2) Direct Write-off method.
Bad Debt Expense xxxxx
Accounts Receivable xxxxx
In the books of Taylor Industries, it must recognize the cancellation of the Accounts Payable from the transaction with X company.
Accounts Payable xxxxx
Other Income xxxxx
