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The document provides advice and encouragement for facing the new year of 2011. It suggests sharing time with friends, jumping over obstacles with care and caution, facing challenges together through cooperation and teamwork, discovering new things, and making new friends. Above all, it encourages being ready for adventure, sticking together to go far, learning from the past to move forward, taking time to enjoy life, and never forgetting to love those closest to you. It wishes the reader a happy new year.
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1) Liabilities are debts or obligations arising from past transactions or events that will require payment in the future. They are classified as current if payment is due within one year and noncurrent if payment is due after one year.
2) Common types of liabilities include accounts payable, notes payable, interest payable, payroll liabilities, unearned revenue, long-term debt such as bonds payable and capital leases, and obligations related to pensions, other postretirement benefits, and deferred income taxes.
3) Accounting for liabilities involves recording the initial liability amount, tracking interest accrual over time, and properly allocating payments between interest expense and principal reduction.
Cost Accounting Chapter 9
This document discusses plant and intangible assets. It covers the major categories of plant assets including tangible plant assets, intangible assets, and natural resources. It discusses the acquisition, allocation of costs over useful life through depreciation, and sale or disposal of plant assets. It also covers the different methods of depreciation including straight-line and declining balance methods. The document provides examples and questions to illustrate the accounting concepts.
Cost Accounting Chapter 8
The document discusses inventory valuation methods and the flow of inventory costs. It provides examples of specific identification, average cost, FIFO, and LIFO inventory methods. Under specific identification, the actual cost of the item sold is matched to the sale. Average cost assigns all units the average cost. FIFO assigns the earliest costs to cost of goods sold and most recent to inventory. LIFO assigns most recent costs to cost of goods sold and earliest to inventory. The examples illustrate the journal entries and calculations for each method.
Managerial Economics Chap 3
There is an inverse relationship between the price of a good and the quantity demanded. The quantity demanded is affected by the price of the good, consumer income, price of substitutes and complements, and consumer tastes. For individual consumers, demand decreases as price increases and increases as income rises, assuming the good is normal. Market demand is the horizontal summation of individual demands and is affected by similar factors as well as the number of consumers.
Managerial Economics Chap 2
This document discusses optimization techniques and new management tools. It includes equations for total revenue and average cost. It then outlines the key rules for taking derivatives, including the constant function rule, power function rule, sum-and-differences rule, product rule, quotient rule, and chain rule. It also discusses using the second derivative to find maxima and minima. The document concludes by listing various optimization and management tools.
Managerial Economics Chap 1
Managerial economics applies economic theory and decision-making tools to help managers solve problems and make optimal decisions. It combines resources to produce and sell goods and services while maximizing profits. Managerial economics examines how firms can achieve objectives efficiently by considering profit maximization, sales, adequate rates of return, and management utility.
Williams07
This document discusses various aspects of accounting for cash and receivables. It begins by explaining how businesses need sufficient cash on hand to pay bills and covers common types of financial assets like cash, short-term investments, and accounts receivable. It then discusses how these assets are valued on the balance sheet and issues related to cash management, internal controls over cash, bank reconciliations, and estimating and accounting for uncollectible accounts receivable.
Brm 3
The document outlines the six main stages of the business research process:
1) Clarifying the research question by exploring management dilemmas and formulating investigative questions.
2) Proposing research by evaluating value, budgeting, and establishing methods and obligations in a research proposal.
3) Designing the research project through research and sampling designs.
4) Collecting data of varying characteristics.
5) Analyzing and interpreting data by reducing it and identifying patterns.
6) Reporting results with an executive summary, research overview, and conclusions.
Brm 2
The document discusses the key characteristics of scientific research, including:
1. Purposiveness - Research is conducted with a clear purpose or aim, such as investigating how to increase employee commitment.
2. Rigor - Research uses rigorous methodology, such as developing hypotheses and collecting data systematically.
3. Testability - Hypotheses are tested using statistical analysis and data collected.
The document provides examples to illustrate these key aspects of scientific research methodology.
Brm 1
This document provides an overview of research methods for business. It defines research as the process of finding solutions to problems through thorough study and analysis. There are two main types of research: applied research which aims to solve current business problems, and basic research which generates generalizable knowledge about business issues. The document discusses why knowledge of research methods is important for managers to effectively solve problems, interact with researchers, and make informed decisions.
Brm 3
The document outlines the six main stages of the business research process:
1) Clarifying the research question by exploring management dilemmas and formulating investigative questions.
2) Proposing research by evaluating value, budgeting, and establishing methods and obligations in a research proposal.
3) Designing the research project through research and sampling designs.
4) Collecting data of varying characteristics.
5) Analyzing and interpreting data by reducing it and identifying patterns.
6) Reporting results with an executive summary, overview, and conclusions.
Logic & critical thinking (fallacies unit 3)
A fallacy is an invalid argument that appears valid. There are formal fallacies involving logical form and informal fallacies involving content. Informal fallacies include relevance fallacies, arguments against the person, ambiguity fallacies, and fallacies of missing the point. Fallacies arise from careless reasoning, unchecked emotions, or intentional deception and can be avoided by developing logical skills and self-awareness.
Logic unit 1
The document defines key logical terms and concepts used to evaluate arguments, including:
- Logic evaluates arguments by distinguishing good arguments from bad
- Arguments contain premises that aim to support a conclusion
- A good argument has premises that truly support the conclusion, while a bad argument has premises that do not support the conclusion
- Deductive arguments claim the conclusion necessarily follows from premises, while inductive arguments claim the conclusion probably follows
- For deductive arguments, a valid argument has a conclusion that necessarily follows premises, while an invalid argument's conclusion does not necessarily follow premises
- For inductive arguments, a strong argument has an improbable chance premises are true and conclusion false, while a weak argument's conclusion does not
Excel.01
Excel is a spreadsheet program used to store and analyze data. It contains workbooks made up of individual worksheets. The Excel window displays components like the active cell, column headings, formula bar, and sheet tabs. Formulas in Excel always begin with an equal sign and can contain arithmetic operators and functions. Users can enter, format, navigate between and manipulate data and cells using various keyboard shortcuts, mouse clicks, menus and toolbars in Excel.
Ch09a
The document discusses strategies for dealing with competition, including:
1) Identifying primary competitors, their strategies, strengths/weaknesses, and reaction patterns.
2) Designing a competitive intelligence system to monitor competitors' market share, brand awareness, and customer satisfaction.
3) Developing strategies as a market leader, challenger, follower, or niche player based on factors like market share and profitability.
Ch08a
This chapter discusses organizational buying and the business market. It addresses six key questions: 1) What is the business market and how does it differ from the consumer market? 2) What buying situations do organizational buyers face? 3) Who participates in the business buying process? 4) What are the major influences on organizational buyers? 5) How do business buyers make decisions? 6) How do institutions and government agencies do their buying? The chapter covers topics such as characteristics of the business market, different types of buying situations, participants in the buying process, and factors that influence organizational purchasing decisions.
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