problem:
YOUth is a not-for-profit organization that supports at-risk youth in a small Northern community through a crisis center, outreach initiatives, and after-school activity programs. The organization has implemented triple-bottom-line accounting, results are reported quarterly to stakeholders.
Financial performance is concerned with results as compared to budget as well as with measuring overhead costs as a percentage of donations and grants received to ensure that an appropriate proportion of total funds is spent on programs directly. Social metrics combine input-based approaches (such as the number of contacts and the number of youth taking part in programs) and output measures (such as youth crime rates in the community).
The environmental metrics currently focus on results achieved by recent initiatives to clean up schoolyards and parks to ensure safer play areas for children in the community. Last week, a new potential donor approached the organization and met with Saanvi, the executive director, explaining that his daughter had been having issues at school with bullying and had received help from YOUth’s after-school program. The potential donor is a wealthy businessman who owns a furniture manufacturing plant, and he questioned the triple-bottom-line approach. The businessman suggested that the organization should be monitoring only its financial results, because, as he put it, “if you can’t keep the financials working, you are just going to sink. The rest of those metrics are a waste of time, and I don’t like supporting wasted time.”
The businessman is coming to the office again next week, and Saanvi, unsure what the businessman may want, has asked you to put together a presentation to explain to him the merits of the triple-bottom-line methodology for YOUth.
Required: Use the ACAF Method to analyze this situation.
Specifically: a. Assess the situation.
b. Identify the issues.
In: Accounting
Whilst doing community service at the local animal shelter, a genetics student noticed the coat colours in cats: 54 yellow males, 76 black males, 0 calico males, and 0 tortoiseshell males; 22 yellow females, 68 tortoiseshell females, 43 calico females and 15 black females. Is the stray cat population for the town (which the shelter services) likely to be in HWE for the coat colour gene?
In: Biology
Four different banks in town offer savings accounts that all pay
a stated or quoted rate of 2.5%. However, each bank compounds
interest paid on the account differently. If you want to save money
in one of these banks, which do you pick? The one that
compounds:
a. annually
b. monthly
c. quarterly
d. weekly
e. it does not make a difference because they all pay
2.5%
In: Finance
4. Minimum wage legislation
The following graph shows the labor market in the fast-food industry in the fictional town of Supersize City.
Use the graph input tool to help you answer the following questions. You will not be graded on any changes you make to this graph.
Note: Once you enter a value in a white field, the graph and any corresponding amounts in each grey field will change accordingly.


In: Economics
Locate a news story online from your town or state that reports on the occurrence of employee theft. Post a link to the article. Summarize the article. Relating to the study of internal controls , where did the internal controls system in this organization fail? What would be your recommendation to help them prevent this from occurring again? Be sure to incorporate internal control policies as well in your writing.
*300 words
In: Accounting
Discuss Elections and the Economy, as you heard in the debates and town hall meetings during the last election, the candidates often differed on the state of the economy. With thatin mind, what are two macroeconomics indicators that you would use to assess the economy's condition over the next six months? Please indicat why you selected them and give me something ASAP not already on this chegg site.
Thank You!
In: Economics
In: Civil Engineering
You are on the town financial committee. Would you propose sales
tax,
social security tax of payroll or progressive tax? Explain.
a. Suppose you are asked to serve on your state commission to
revise the tax
system of the state. If you had to choose among a social security
type of
payroll tax, a progressive income tax, a property tax, or a sales
tax, which
one would you choose? Why?
In: Economics
| Store | Travel Time Each Way (Minutes) | Price of a Suit (Dollars per suit) |
|---|---|---|
| Local Department Store | 15 | 100 |
| Across Town | 30 | 86 |
| Neighboring City | 60 | 63 |
Complete the following table by computing the opportunity cost of Juanita's time and the total cost of shopping at each location.
| Store | Opportunity Cost of Time (Dollars) | Price of a Suit (Dollars per suit) | Total Cost (Dollars) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Department Store | 100 | ||
| Across Town | 86 | ||
| Neighboring City | 63 |
Assume that Juanita takes opportunity costs and the price of the suit into consideration when she shops. Juanita will minimize the cost of the suit if she buys from the _______.
In: Economics
Maui Macadamia Inc. has a monopoly in the macadamia nut industry. The demand curve, marginal revenue and marginal cost curve for macadamia nuts are given as follows:
P = 360 - 4Q MC = 4Q
What is the profit-maximizing level of price?
| A. |
$120 |
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| B. |
$360 |
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| C. |
$30 |
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| D. |
$240 |
Humana Hospital is one of two hospitals in a small town, its markdown on wage in the local labor market most likely to decrease if
| A. |
the other hospital is closed. |
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| B. |
it merges with the other hospital. |
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| C. |
more and more people get doctor licenses and open clinics. |
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| D. |
more and more qualified doctors are willing to move into the town. |
A multiplant monopolist can produce her output in either of two plants. She discovers that when marginal revenue is $ 50, the marginal cost in plant 1 is $20 while the marginal cost in plant 2 is $25. To maximize profits the firm will
| A. |
produce less in both plants. |
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| B. |
produce less output in plant 1 and more in plant 2. |
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| C. |
produce more in both plants. |
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| D. |
produce more output in plant 1 and less in the plant 2. |
In: Economics