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1. Cul de las siguientes afirmaciones es verdadera sobre los sistemas de informacin gerencial? A) La disciplina de los sistemas de informacin de gestin atrae el inters de investigadores y profesionales solo del campo de la informtica. B) El estudio de los sistemas de informacin que incluye cmo las personas, la tecnologa, los procesos y los datos trabajan juntos se denomina sistemas de informacin de gestin. C) Los sistemas de informacin gerencial carecen de la capacidad de respaldar la toma de decisiones tcticas a nivel gerencial. D) La disciplina de los sistemas de informacin gerencial exista antes de la invencin de la computadora de primera generacin. 2. Cul de los siguientes es cierto acerca de la destruccin creativa? A) Presenta a los recin llegados la oportunidad de tener xito frente a los titulares en una industria. B) Hace uso de innovaciones y tcnicas ilegales para desplazar empresas establecidas. C) Aumenta los costos operativos de toda la industria y reduce las ganancias. D) Ocurre cuando las tecnologas que brindan ventajas en la simplificacin de procesos pasan a primer plano..

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1. You are an analyst reviewing the impact of currency translation methods (current / non-current method, monetary / non-monetary method and temporal method) on a companys Tokyo subsidiary (reporting currency: Japanese Yen). The parent company reporting currency is the dollar. Calculate the companys financial information under each of the three currency translation methods current/ non-current, monetary / non-monetary and temporal methods..

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1. X tiene una ventaja comparativa sobre Y en la produccin de un bien si X puede producir ms del bien que Y en un perodo de tiempo dado. 2. Un impuesto a las importaciones se conoce como (n) subsidio a la importacin. 3. Cuando un pas decide imponer un arancel a un bien que ya est importando, podemos esperar que ________ disminuya y que el precio del bien ________. suministrar; aumentar 4. Qu pas tiene la economa ms grande del mundo? X tiene un menor costo de oportunidad de producir el bien que Y..

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