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Kathy Fellows
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Discuss how you can increase your credibility when writing a business report.
On May 03, 2024
Your credibility and prospects for the future are on the line with every business report you write,so make sure your content is accurate.Information presented in a report must be factually correct.When writing reports,be sure to double-check your facts and references in addition to checking for typos.If an audience ever gets the inkling that your information is shaky,they'll start to view all your work with a skeptical eye.Also make sure it is complete.To help audiences make informed decisions,include all the information necessary for readers to understand the situation,problem,or proposal.Support all key assertions,using an appropriate combination of illustrations,explanations,and facts.Tell your readers what they need to know-no more,no less-and present the information in a way that is geared to their needs.Information should be balanced.It's important to present all sides of the issue fairly and equitably and to include all the essential information,even if some of it doesn't support your line of reasoning.Omitting relevant information or facts can bias your report.It should also be clear and logical.Save your readers time by making sure your sentences are uncluttered,contain well-chosen words,and proceed logically.To help your readers move from one point to the next,make your transitions clear and logical.For a successful report,identify the ideas that belong together and organize them in a way that's easy to understand.Finally,use proper documentation.If you use primary and secondary sources for your report or proposal,be sure to properly document and give credit to your sources.
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Residual loss, as an agency cost, refers to:
A) the costs incurred by the agent when implementing assurances that they are acting in the principal's best interests.
B) the costs incurred by the principal in observing, evaluating and controlling the agent's behaviour.
C) the amount by which the marginal cost is less than the expected benefit of additional monitoring and bonding.
D) the amount by which the marginal cost exceeds the expected benefit of additional monitoring and bonding.
A) the costs incurred by the agent when implementing assurances that they are acting in the principal's best interests.
B) the costs incurred by the principal in observing, evaluating and controlling the agent's behaviour.
C) the amount by which the marginal cost is less than the expected benefit of additional monitoring and bonding.
D) the amount by which the marginal cost exceeds the expected benefit of additional monitoring and bonding.
On May 01, 2024
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Downtown Construction Co.obtained possession on April 1 of a bulldozer from Bulldozer Sales Co.to use in Downtown's business with a right to return the bulldozer no later than June 1 with no obligation other than to pay for the fuel the bulldozer used.Downtown is owned by Alice who allows her fifteen-year-old son,Bob,to operate the bulldozer on May 1 on a Downtown job.Bob is inexperienced and wrecks the bulldozer.Explain who has the risk of loss.
On Apr 30, 2024
This would qualify as a sale on approval,since the bulldozer was delivered for use.Ordinarily,risk of loss remains with the seller until the buyer has accepted the goods,but allowing an inexperienced fifteen-year-old to operate the bulldozer,coupled with the failure to inform the seller that the buyer intended to return the bulldozer could constitute an acceptance,placing the risk of loss on Downtown.