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To allow you to control how your document is displayed on your audience's computer, deliver the document in ________.
A) printable document format
B) PDF format
C) word processor format
D) any visual media format
A) printable document format
B) PDF format
C) word processor format
D) any visual media format
On Aug 01, 2024
B
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Management's desired lower level of cash is needed to determine the optimal strategy using the BAT model.
On Jul 28, 2024
False
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If an investor owns less than 20% of the common stock of another corporation as a long-term investment
A) the equity method of accounting for the investment should be employed.
B) no dividends can be expected.
C) it is presumed that the investor has relatively little influence on the investee.
D) it is presumed that the investor has significant influence on the investee.
A) the equity method of accounting for the investment should be employed.
B) no dividends can be expected.
C) it is presumed that the investor has relatively little influence on the investee.
D) it is presumed that the investor has significant influence on the investee.
On Jul 01, 2024
C
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Retained earnings are not part of the shareholders' claims on the company's net assets.
On Jun 28, 2024
False
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In order to eliminate waste, companies must adopt and implement one or more management practices that focus on different aspects of the lean business model such as:
A) maintaining inventories large enough to shield against all unanticipated disruptions.
B) Just-in-Time.
C) Activity-Based Costing.
D) multi-dimensional performance measurement systems.
A) maintaining inventories large enough to shield against all unanticipated disruptions.
B) Just-in-Time.
C) Activity-Based Costing.
D) multi-dimensional performance measurement systems.
On Jun 01, 2024
B
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Identify one difference and one similarity between e-mails and memos.
On May 29, 2024
Students should list one of the following similarities and one of the following differences between e-mails and memos:
Similarities:
a.Both can discuss nonsensitive information.
b.Both are usually organized using the direct strategy.
c.Both can be retrieved.
d.Both include guide words calling for a subject line, a dateline, and identification of the sender and the receiver.
e.Both should be organized with headings, bulleted lists, and enumerated items, whenever possible.
f. Both include a definite opening, body, and closing.
g. Both close with (a)action information, dates, or deadlines; (b)a summary of the message; or (c)a closing thought.
h.Both include double-spacing between paragraphs.
Differences:
a.E-mails are appropriate for internal or external audiences; memos are appropriate for only internal audiences.
b.E-mails are appropriate for short informal messages; memos are appropriate for longer formal messages.
c.E-mails are generally written to request information or respond to inquiries; memos are written in response to complex issues.
d.E-mails may be "lost" or dates may be inadvertently changed; memos can provide a better permanent record of the message.
e. E-mails may or may not include a goodwill statement in the closing; memos don't include a goodwill statement in the closing.
f. E-mails include a salutation, complimentary close, and signature block; memos do not include salutations, complimentary closings, or signature blocks.
g. E-mails do not require the writer to set specific margins; memos require the writer to use specific top, bottom, and side margins.
Students should list one of the following similarities and one of the following differences between e-mails and memos:
Similarities:
a.Both can discuss nonsensitive information.
b.Both are usually organized using the direct strategy.
c.Both can be retrieved.
d.Both include guide words calling for a subject line, a dateline, and identification of the sender and the receiver.
e.Both should be organized with headings, bulleted lists, and enumerated items, whenever possible.
f. Both include a definite opening, body, and closing.
g. Both close with (a)action information, dates, or deadlines; (b)a summary of the message; or (c)a closing thought.
h.Both include double-spacing between paragraphs.
Differences:
a.E-mails are appropriate for internal or external audiences; memos are appropriate for only internal audiences.
b.E-mails are appropriate for short informal messages; memos are appropriate for longer formal messages.
c.E-mails are generally written to request information or respond to inquiries; memos are written in response to complex issues.
d.E-mails may be "lost" or dates may be inadvertently changed; memos can provide a better permanent record of the message.
e. E-mails may or may not include a goodwill statement in the closing; memos don't include a goodwill statement in the closing.
f. E-mails include a salutation, complimentary close, and signature block; memos do not include salutations, complimentary closings, or signature blocks.
g. E-mails do not require the writer to set specific margins; memos require the writer to use specific top, bottom, and side margins.