Explain the process of accumulation as Marx saw it. What are the
underlying motivations of the...
Explain the process of accumulation as Marx saw it. What are the
underlying motivations of the firm that produces this behavior? b.
How has the process of accumulation changed since the time of Marx?
How has it stayed the same?
What are some of the underlying motivations that prompt
individuals to agree to requests that do not directly benefit
themselves or their organizations?
You saw an instrument that pays a fixed sum or nothing,
depending on whether the underlying is above or below some level at
the instrument’s maturity. Can you hedge this instrument? How? Do
you see any problems in doing that?
Give a clear explanation
Briefly explain the underlying logic of a process costing system
and its assignment of costs to products .
Give an example of a company (or its product ) that would most
likely use process costing
a) Explain, in detail what Job Order Costing System of cost
accumulation. What kind of businesses could possibly benefit from
this costing system? How are the manufacturing and
non-manufacturing costs allocated under this system? b)
There are various techniques of materials control. Just-In-Time
Inventory System is one of them. Discuss how this technique was
developed, its features, and the benefits it offers. How a business
can prepare itself to adopt this technique. c) Every
organization is highly concerned in understanding...
What does breakdown mean physically?
I saw this in wikipedia:
The avalanche process occurs when the carriers in the transition
region are accelerated by the electric field to energies sufficient
to free electron-hole pairs via collisions with bound
electrons.
Say I have a lightly doped Germanium pn junction, will I be able
to use it again or throw it away once Avalanche breakdown take
place?
And also what happens in case of Zener breakdown? I know it
requires highly doped...