Answer: 1. W: Is it worth doing?,2. R: Is it real, 3. R: Is it real, 4. W: Can we win?,5.W: Can we win?-
Explanation:The R-W-W Framework is used to screen new products. R-W-W stands for:
Is it Real?
Can we Win?
Is it Worth doing? By matching each description to nthe correct R-W-W category, i have that
1) The new product would cost $12.50 to manufacture, and similar products sell for $9.00----- W: Is it worth doing?
2)Research shows that 85% of high school students enjoyed playing the new game.-----R: Is it real
3)The results of the last market survey showed only 35% of consumers were interested in the new product-----.
R: Is it real?
4)A smaller ergonomic mouse was used by 57% of data entry clerks who participated in the survey.
----W: Can we win?-
5)To manufacture the new product, the company may need to hire 10 more assemblers.-----W: Can we win?
Answer:
The sentence uses an active voice
In this case active voice is not appropriate
Explanation:
Mode of expression can be passive or active.
Passive voice is one that emphasises the subject or person that is receiving an action.
An active voice describes a person that is performing an action.
In this scenario Jake accidentally input $560 instead of $650 on one of the invoices. The writer hasn't contacted you about the error yet.
So the email sent should just focus on what has happened to the writer and also to proffer a solution to the problem.
Since the writer did not complain or request for information on who made the mistake, stating that it was Jake that made the error is inappropriate.
A better statement would have been - An error was made on your invoice where the figure was inputted as $560 instead of $650. This however has been rectified and the invoice forwarded to you.
Answer:
The correct answer is II. Deciding between Singapore, London or Buffalo as the location for the construction of a new manufacturing facility.
Explanation:
Strategic Planning is a management tool that allows you to establish the task and the path that organizations must travel to achieve the planned goals, taking into account the changes and demands that their environment imposes. In this sense, it is a fundamental tool for decision making within any organization. Thus, Strategic Planning is an exercise in the formulation and establishment of objectives and, especially, in the action plans that will lead to achieving these objectives.
Answer:
(D) $4,055
Explanation:
To find the adjusted book balance, we need the ending balance of the cash book:
Book balance $4,725
Less: bank service charges (25)
Less: EFT (380)
Less: NSF check returned by bank (265)
<em>Adjusted book balance</em> <u>$4,055</u>
Since bank service had been deducted from the bank, Maxis clothing had to deduct the same amount. When bank deducts any money, generally it notifies through text message or sometimes does not notify directly. Therefore, It had to be deducted from the cash book.
Maxi's accounts receivable paid him a check and the firm immediately added the amount to the cash book. When the accountant went for depositing the check, there were not sufficient fund (NSF). Therefore, the amount did not add to the bank balance. Hence, the firm had to deduct it again.
Through Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT), a payment had been made by the bank for Maxi clothing. Since the expense did not deduct from the cash book, the amount had to deduct it to get the adjusted book value.
Answer:
financing transaction.
Explanation:
A financial statement is a written report that quantitatively describes a firm's financial health. Under the financial statements is a cash-flow statement, which is used to record the cash inflow and cash equivalents leaving a business firm.
Cash flow statement, also known as the statement of cash flows, contains financial information about operating, investing and financing activities.
A transaction can be defined as a business process which typically involves the interchange of goods, financial assets, services and money between a seller and a buyer.
Financing transaction can be defined as an obligation or right of an organization (business firm) to repurchase an asset for an amount greater than or equal to the selling price of the asset.
