Part III: Account for notes payable and accrued interest
__current liabilities____ are notes payable due within one year (or operating cycle if longer).
At the end of each year, a company reclassifies the portion of its long-term debt principal payments that must be paid in the next year from long-term debt to a current _current liability__.
Part IV: Account for accrued liabilities and unearned revenue
The major operating expense for a merchandising company is payroll. True or false?
false
What payroll liabilities does salary expense create?
Employee Income Tax Payable, Gross pay, FICA Tax Payable
Salary Payable, Employee Income Tax Payable, Union dues
Employee Income Tax Payable, FICA Tax Payable, Salary Payable
Healthcare, Salary Payable, FICA Tax Payable
Every expense accrual, including payroll, has the same effect: ____________________ and __________________________ because of the expense.
When is a company required to record warranty expense?
Part V: Account for contingent liabilities
A contingent liability is a potential liability that depends on the _________________ outcome of _________ events.
Part VI: Account for bonds payable and interest expense with straight-line amortization
______________________________ are groups of debt securities issued to multiple lenders, called bondholders.
In: Accounting
Question 2 options: Groovy Juice Mixers, Inc. Groovy Juice Mixers, Inc. mixes specialty drinks out of apple, guava, and papaya juices. Currently it has 1300, 700, and 600 gallons of each of these kinds of juices in inventory, respectively. Groovy currently has two products, Tropical Breeze and Guava Jive, which sell for $2.20 and $1.70 per gallon, respectively. Tropical Breeze is a mixture of all three ingredients that consists of 20% to 25% guava juice, and also 20% to 25% papaya juice. Guava Jive consists at least 50% and at most 55% guava. It does not have to contain papaya juice, but if it does, it may be at most 10% papaya. Assume inventory is a sunk cost, and that the costs of mixing are negligible. Therefore, Groovy's goal is to obtain the maximum possible revenue from the inventory on hand.
To do this problem you will need 6 Decision Variables:
TA = Number of Gallons of Apple Juice Used in Tropical Breeze
TG = Number of Gallons of Guava Juice Used in Tropical Breeze
TP = Number of Gallons of Papaya Juice Used in Tropical Breeze
GA = Number of Gallons of Apple Juice Used in Guava Jive
GG = Number of Gallons of Guava Juice Used in Guava Jive
GP = Number of Gallons of Papaya Juice Used in Guava Jive Find each of the following:
TA = TG = 608 TP = GA = GG = GP = 16 Total Revenue = (Leave off $ sign and commas) Hint: Total Revenue is between 5536 and 5646
In: Operations Management
Consider the sorted array myList of integers below.
2 5 21 25 35 40 45 48 70 75 89 99
The Binary Search algorithm uses two index variables first and last
to determine the position
(stored in another index variable mid) to search for an element.
Using Binary Search to search
for the element 75 in myList, give the values of myList[first],
myList[mid] and
myList[last] (in the form of a table) every time a new value is
calculated for mid.
In: Computer Science
Select one of the following case studies (located in
your textbook):
Then complete the following:
CASE 1-1 BA-ZYNGA! ZYNGA FACES TROUBLE IN FARMVILLE
CASE 1-2 FRACTURING THE LABOR MARKET—EMPLOYMENT IN THE OIL SERVICES
INDUSTRY
CASE 2-1 CATALYA HATS: PULLING A RABBIT OUT OF THE HAT OR COMING UP
EMPTYHANDED?
CASE 2-2 STRATEGY-DRIVEN HR MANAGEMENT: NETFLIX, A
BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT DELIVERING ENTERTAINMENT
In: Operations Management
Company: Apple
Discussion Question Chapter 7: Customer Profile Instructions Write a post for the Discussion Forum on this topic, addressing the questions below. Each part should be 1–2 paragraphs or several bullet points in length. Part 1: Identifying the Customer and Problem Describe a primary decision maker in your target segment: who they are, what they like, how they make buying decisions. Describe the primary problem(s) your organization, product or service will help them solve. Part 2: Factors Influencing Customer Decisions Provide a brief profile of your target segment using at least three of the following categories: Geographic characteristics: e.g., location, region, population size or climate. Personal and demographic characteristics: e.g., age, gender, family size, family life stage, income, personality. Social and Psychological characteristics: e.g., culture, social class, lifestyle, motivation, attitudes, reference groups, beliefs. Situational characteristics: e.g., buying situation, level of involvement, market offerings, frequency of use, brand loyalty. B2B/organizational buying considerations: e.g., individual factors, organizational factors, business environment factors, types of complexity Part 3: Reaching the Customer Based on this profile, identify 2–3 marketing strategies or tactics you believe would be effective at reaching this target segment, and briefly explain why they are a good fit. Part 4: Respond to Classmates’ Posts After you have created your own post, look over the discussion forum posts of your classmates and respond to at least two of them. Part 5: Incorporate Feedback Review the feedback you receive from classmates and your instructor. Use this feedback to revise and improve your work before submitting it as part of the “Marketing Plan, Part 2” assignment.
In: Operations Management
"I couldn't give my boys the things their friends had, and the things I and their mother wanted them to have. In fact, we were poor."
Robert Jensen
age: 85
Worked 45 years in a fabric factory
"My whole life has been pegged to the future. I tried to instill that into my children. None of them has followed it, unfortunately."
Tom Jensen Robert's son
age: 59
an accountant
"I don't believe a bit in the saying 'a penny saved is a penny earned'. Make megabucks, spend megabucks. I work hard to have fun."
Michael Jensen,
Tom's son
age: 27
an insurance salesman
These are real statements from a real family. Three generations of the Jensen family are all middle-class Americans, born and raised in this country. They all still live here too. Their philosophies about money, responsibility, life, and future inhabit different worlds. Write a page or so explaining those generational differences in the light of your understanding of the personal and family finance. Be clear and analytical. Express your own opinion freely because you will be judged based on how clear, organized, flowing, meaningful, convincing, and powerful your comments are.
In: Operations Management
Module 2 -Communication is essential to leadership success, but knowing how and when to use your business communication tools often takes time and practice.
Consider the following case study: You are the manager of a team of workers, and Diego is one of your employees. Before joining your department three months ago, Diego worked six months in another area. Since assigned to your unit, Diego has been repeatedly late for work or absent. Other employees are complaining. You've learned that Diego had a similar problem in the other department. Company policy states that if an employee is warned of such a problem and the behaviors continue, the individual may be given a three-day suspension without pay. One important item to consider: Diego, when he’s on the job, is a top performer and someone you definitely want to keep on the payroll. He can run circles around the other people. He just has problems with tardiness and absenteeism.
Instructions Your goal with this assignment is to create a comprehensive communication strategy to correct Diego's performance issue.You plan to schedule a face-to-face meeting with Diego to address the matter. First, you must notify Diego of the meeting via email. Next, you must plan the agenda for your face-to-face meeting with Diego. Step One: Email - Create an email for Diego to notify him of the meeting. Use Chapter 6: Formatting for Correspondence (pp. 133-147) in Business and Professional Writing: A Basic Guide by MacRae to help you format your email. For the body of your email, use Chapter 8: Bad News Letters (pp. 162-173) as your guide.
When composing your email, consider the following questions: How should you communicate the purpose of the face-to-face meeting to Diego via email? When do you feel is the best time of day and day of week to hold the meeting? Where is the most appropriate location for the meeting? Diego’s work station? Your office? Other locations? Based on your answers, include the date, time, and location for the meeting in the body of your email.
Step Two: Face-to-Face Meeting Agenda - Every successful meeting has a pre-planned agenda. Read the following guidelines on How to Conduct an Effective Disciplinary Interviewby Ruth Mayhew.
When creating your meeting agenda, consider the following questions: What outcome do you need to communicate to Diego during the meeting? What do you believe is the best course of action to handle this problem? Should you counsel Diego and issue a verbal warning? Write a formal letter of reprimand? Suspend the employee for three days without pay? Other actions? How can you clearly communicate company expectations and what you need from Diego moving forward?
In: Operations Management
As a manufacturing engineer, you are required to decide on the machine tool and cooling liquid for a stainless steel automotive part. Aided with a block diagram of a machine tool, briefly explain the overview of the machining process including the justification of your parameter selections
In: Mechanical Engineering
Take a look at some examples of Rumi’s poetry. write an account of how the poet develops the theme God’s relationship to humanity. Refer to the materials on this topic from the textbook to discuss how does Rumi’s poetry communicates some of the central concerns of Sufism
FIrst
—
This is love: to fly toward a secret sky,
to cause a hundred veils to fall each moment.
First, to let go of live.
In the end, to take a step without feet;
to regard this world as invisible,
and to disregard what appears to be the self.
Heart, I said, what a gift it has been
to enter this circle of lovers,
to see beyond seeing itself,
to reach and feel within the breast.
The Divani Shamsi Tabriz, XIII
Ý
Second
—
Love is reckless; not reason.
Reason seeks a profit.
Love comes on strong,
consuming herself, unabashed.
Yet, in the midst of suffering,
Love proceeds like a millstone,
hard surfaced and straightforward.
Having died of self-interest,
she risks everything and asks for nothing.
Love gambles away every gift God bestows.
Without cause God gave us Being;
without cause, give it back again.
Mathnawi VI, 1967-1974
In: Psychology
According to the text, “harvesting” is a strategy which:
In: Operations Management
After studying biochemistry all day and night, you fall into a coma-like sleep for 12 hours. After a few hours of not eating, your body starts to say, “Hey, there is a low amount of glucose in my bloodstream, and my muscles that are keeping me alive right now are getting hungry for some energy production. I think I’ll let my pancreas secrete the hormone, glucagon, to go tell my liver and muscle cells to affect their carbohydrate metabolism.” Outline what happens after the glucagon binds to receptors on the outside of your liver/muscle cells. Make sure to mention all of the effected enzymes and major processes involved in carbohydrate metabolism.
In: Chemistry
In: Psychology
Consider sending a large file from a host to another over a TCP connection that has no loss. Suppose TCP uses AIMD for its congestion control without slow start. The initial MSS=4 and cwnd increases by 1 MSS every time a batch of ACKs is received. Assume approximately constant round-trip times. a. how long does it take for cwnd increase from 5 MSS to 9 MSS (assuming no loss events)? b. What is the average throughout (in terms of MSS and RTT) for this connection up through time =6 RTT?
In: Computer Science
For Network Access Control and Cloud Security (Cloud Database Encryption Technology Based on Combinatorial Encryption)
You are required to research and report on this topic according to the Detail of Question below.
A. understand in order to present three main parts:
1. Summary:
o Provide a 200-300 word summary of the paper under review, from the background to the results being presented, and further work proposed. Please do NOT copy the abstract into this space!
2. Main points:
o The main issues as you see them.
o This is different than the summary.
3. Strengths and Weaknesses:
o Provide some critical analysis of the paper under review, positive and/or negative.
In: Computer Science
Present a situation where recent technology may present an ethical dilemma in the work place and discuss.
Is random drug testing ethical? Discuss.
In: Operations Management