critique 1

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Competitive Advantage

Primary Response: Within the Discussion Board area, write 300–500 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. This will be the foundation for future discussions by your classmates. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas. For this Discussion Board, please complete the following: Strategic evaluation of a company requires managers to consider the reasons why one company has a competitive advantage over another. When managers make decisions to compete, they also need to reflect on ethical implications. Competitive advantage ca...

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Public Speaking

please answer the following questions and submit in a word document. The purpose of this is show your knowledge (in your own words) related to the topics and questions. Please answer each question with at least 3 complete sentences (or more).  1 - Which is more important - content or delivery?  2 - How can I better be better to speak off the cuff? 3 - Why is preparation important when public speaking? 4 - How do I address a hostile group? 5 - How do I deal with stage fright? 6 - How do I overcome a tendency to say 'um" or "uh?" 7 - What is the difference between an informative speech and a per...

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Acct351 U5IP

Develop a list of inputs along with their associated costs, such as labor, materials, and overhead. You can research this information, make it up, or do a combination of both. Be specific as to costs.

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Unit 1 Assignment - Strategic Importance Assessment

In today’s global markets, many companies source, produce, transport and sell products internationally. Firms seek to maximize potential sales while minimizing costs and production/distribution time. In this environment, explain the strategic importance of the operations and supply chain management function.

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Case study

Case Study – Silvercar Renting a car at the airport has, for many, become an unpleasant experience. After a long day (or night) of navigating airports and flight delays, the weary traveler must trudge or take a bus to a rental counter, wait in a line, and finally be greeted with a selection of choices: which type of car, what insurance options, prepaid fuel or refill on the way back to the airport, which navigation aids, and so on. Frequent travelers can make this process less burdensome by selecting choices in advance, but the likelihood that a chosen car model will be unavailable is still hi...

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Dr.Vickline

Business Challenge  serves as a capstone project for the BBA degree. It is intended to give students experience of real business practice and problems. As part of the challenge, students will develop ideas for overcoming corporate problems, develop and test their ideas, and build a plan that is executable. As with any real-world business challenge, the journey will require discipline and resilience. Students adaptive thinking, talent for influencing, and ability to gain results through collaboration will be put to the test. To be successful, students will need to demonstrate an ability to thin...

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IFRS

Make sure that both of the scenarios are based on the information given in the fact pattern and to include all the additional information that is necessary to solve the fact pattern (e.g., information about the method used to measure progress, information to determine the timing of revenue recognition, etc). Do not forget to include the amount and timing of revenue recognition and the corresponding booking records and provide explanations for your answers!

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Finance

TSL , a supplier of high-end fitness equipment, has some investment opportunities. Due to capital rationing TSL can spend only up to $2,000,000 in new investment opportunities. TSL has the following information to consider. Opportunity Cost     IRR       Cost    Project A                 16%        $300,000 Project B                14%         $500,000 Project C                12%        $500,000 Project D                11%        $600,000 Project E                15%        $700,000 Project F                18%         $500,000 The preferred Capital structure for TSL is: DEBT 50%, Preferred...

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Forensic Accounting

Frustrated and increasingly embittered, he saw a way to get back at the board by using his signing authority to approve personal expenditures and write checks to himself. He submitted mileage expenses while using a car leased for him by the board, and he use the board credit card to put gas in his own car. Other bills submitted and approved by himself were for meals and entertainment on weekends and repairs to his car. His secretary blew the whistle on him when she became aware of some of these activities.