homework questions are answered on the school category.
each of those areas relates to biz.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Select a management function (planning, directing and motivating, controlling) ?
explain how that function relates to business as a whole.Select a management function (planning, directing and motivating, controlling) ?
homework questions are answered on the school category.
each of those areas relates to biz.sunscreen
homework questions are answered on the school category.
each of those areas relates to biz.
Basic Functions performed by the Central Bank in order to control the Money Supply in an economy?
The Fed monetary policy consist of raising and lowering the Fed rate to combat inflation and increase growth.
The Fed rate, or federal funds rate is the interest rate at which banks borrow money at the Federal Reserve or lend it to other banks.
What happens when the Fed lowers this rate? Why does it reduce the effects of a recession?
Banks will have access to fresh money at a lower cost, meaning that they have themselves more money available to lend out, and also at a lower cost. This is could for all participants in the economy: industrial companies have it easier to find money to invest, mortgages go down, etc.
As a result the economy will expand, make more profit in the long term. The stock market of course anticipates this and goes up.
On the other hand, lending out dollars will return a lower interest rate than before: the dollar goes down. This again will help economic growth as well, as American exported goods become less expensive in other currencies.
The Fed rate, or federal funds rate is the interest rate at which banks borrow money at the Federal Reserve or lend it to other banks.
What happens when the Fed lowers this rate? Why does it reduce the effects of a recession?
Banks will have access to fresh money at a lower cost, meaning that they have themselves more money available to lend out, and also at a lower cost. This is could for all participants in the economy: industrial companies have it easier to find money to invest, mortgages go down, etc.
As a result the economy will expand, make more profit in the long term. The stock market of course anticipates this and goes up.
On the other hand, lending out dollars will return a lower interest rate than before: the dollar goes down. This again will help economic growth as well, as American exported goods become less expensive in other currencies.
What is a ';remittance advice'; and how does it fit in the functions of credit control?
also if you can explain it a bit in regards to banking and financeWhat is a ';remittance advice'; and how does it fit in the functions of credit control?
a document accompanying a receipt showing which invoices less credit notes are being paid. would not go to the bank just suppliers.What is a ';remittance advice'; and how does it fit in the functions of credit control?
Remittance advice as far as I know, is like an invoice, but it is telling you what payment THEY have received.
For example, you receive an invoice from say... a stationary company, you pay, then they send you a remittance advice.
This is so you have written evidence that they received your payment, so they can't deny recieving it and try to make you pay again.
a remittance advice is a the opposite of a receipt for payment you would get is you buy something.
if a customer pays you ';X'; amount of money, they sometimes give you a remittance advice which tells you what invoices they are paying. it makes it easier when matching payments to invoices that you send out.
A remittance advice is simply a notification of payment, often sent along with a cheque to show which invoices are being paid.
It is just as a courtesy to help accounts departments tie up the payment with any outstanding invoices. They're not mandatory and not all companies use them.
as above
Hi, remittance advice literally advises one of what has been remitted - ie what has been paid. So basically, its a reciept. Company's need to provide remittance advice to clients.
ditto - just indicates what to apply payment to -
a document accompanying a receipt showing which invoices less credit notes are being paid. would not go to the bank just suppliers.What is a ';remittance advice'; and how does it fit in the functions of credit control?
Remittance advice as far as I know, is like an invoice, but it is telling you what payment THEY have received.
For example, you receive an invoice from say... a stationary company, you pay, then they send you a remittance advice.
This is so you have written evidence that they received your payment, so they can't deny recieving it and try to make you pay again.
a remittance advice is a the opposite of a receipt for payment you would get is you buy something.
if a customer pays you ';X'; amount of money, they sometimes give you a remittance advice which tells you what invoices they are paying. it makes it easier when matching payments to invoices that you send out.
A remittance advice is simply a notification of payment, often sent along with a cheque to show which invoices are being paid.
It is just as a courtesy to help accounts departments tie up the payment with any outstanding invoices. They're not mandatory and not all companies use them.
as above
Hi, remittance advice literally advises one of what has been remitted - ie what has been paid. So basically, its a reciept. Company's need to provide remittance advice to clients.
ditto - just indicates what to apply payment to -
My Samsung Le32Bl450m remote control has stopped functioning: Where do I get a new one, and how much?
It would be hard to get an original.
You can get a universal remote for about $10 + or -.. You have to program it but that is not hard That is what I would do.
I just checker on the inter net and if you go to Maricela remote you can get a remote that will operate on Samsung for $24 It is mnot a Samsung remote. Click on the web page below to get there
http://www.miracleremote.com/index.htm
You can get a universal remote for about $10 + or -.. You have to program it but that is not hard That is what I would do.
I just checker on the inter net and if you go to Maricela remote you can get a remote that will operate on Samsung for $24 It is mnot a Samsung remote. Click on the web page below to get there
http://www.miracleremote.com/index.htm
Honda Accord 1987 Cruise Control mal-functioning?
I have 1987 honda Accord. its cruise control is not working. can any body suggest me what to do and what to check, thanksHonda Accord 1987 Cruise Control mal-functioning?
in most cases the main switch for the cruise control either got turned off accidently or the switch has failed.
the main switch is on the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel. It is a 'push-in'; type switch that if you inadvertantly push it in when it is engaged you will turn it off.
the switch should have a green LED on it that illuminates when the ignition key is turned on and the switch is on. there should also be a light on the instrument panel that comes on when the switch is on. if its turned off the cruise won't work.
try to turn the switch on before doing anything else. The chances of the actuator having failed are very remote.
hope that helpsHonda Accord 1987 Cruise Control mal-functioning?
Check for a broken diaphragm inside the cruise servo. It's a big thing (about 3'; diameter) under the hood - the throttle cable is connected to it.
i had that same problem with my 93 accord
in most cases the main switch for the cruise control either got turned off accidently or the switch has failed.
the main switch is on the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel. It is a 'push-in'; type switch that if you inadvertantly push it in when it is engaged you will turn it off.
the switch should have a green LED on it that illuminates when the ignition key is turned on and the switch is on. there should also be a light on the instrument panel that comes on when the switch is on. if its turned off the cruise won't work.
try to turn the switch on before doing anything else. The chances of the actuator having failed are very remote.
hope that helpsHonda Accord 1987 Cruise Control mal-functioning?
Check for a broken diaphragm inside the cruise servo. It's a big thing (about 3'; diameter) under the hood - the throttle cable is connected to it.
i had that same problem with my 93 accord
Is there a site listing unusual functions you can perform on your TV using the remote control?
All the FUNCTIONS are right there on the remote, there isn't any HIDDEN ones like in a game.
And if they are hidden, you don't want to touch them. Those are for servicers that know what they do.
After all, you don't want to have your main board replaced after adjusting the wrong setting and killing the TV.
And if they are hidden, you don't want to touch them. Those are for servicers that know what they do.
After all, you don't want to have your main board replaced after adjusting the wrong setting and killing the TV.
Which one of the following terms is most closely associated with the management function of controlling?
a) plotting
b) distributing
c) motivating
d) guidingWhich one of the following terms is most closely associated with the management function of controlling?
I think it's distributing... but I could be wrongsunscreen
b) distributing
c) motivating
d) guidingWhich one of the following terms is most closely associated with the management function of controlling?
I think it's distributing... but I could be wrong
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