Which of the following challenges in holding to the OD values relates to academia viewing OD as a set of techniques that resulted in certain outcomes rather than if techniques appropriately applied to core values of the field ?
a. Financial and economic tensions
b. The push to see OD as technology
c. Management culture and expectations
d. Research
d. Research
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A) outsource all of the manufacturing units overseas in order to save money. B) outsource a majority of the manufacturing functions overseas. C) retain a majority, if not all, of the manufacturing in their home country. D) establish "call centers" in developing countries in order to save labor costs. E) outsource a full line of new products only.
The FASB established principles for evaluating asset impairment because it hoped financial reporting would
A) be enhanced through increasing the usefulness of a company's financial statements. B) present information that is expected to be more relevant. C) improve comparability across companies. D) All of these choices are reasons that FASB established principles for evaluating asset impairment.
Joseph, a student of the Columbia University, finds many of his classmates have purchased the I-pad tablet PC from Apple Computers. I-pad, launched a few months before has been identified as a very useful product and many students in the U.S
have rated it highly. Considering all these, Joseph also decides to purchase an I-pad. Which of the following is the adopter group to which Joseph belongs? A) early adopter B) innovator C) late majority D) laggard E) early majority
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. A subsidiary ledger is a record of accounts that provides supporting details on individual balances, the total of which appears in a general ledger account. 2. The accounts payable subsidiary ledger lists each vendor along with amounts paid to the vendors and the remaining amounts owed to them. 3. The Accounts Receivable balance in the general ledger may or may not equal the sum of the accounts in the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger. 4. Sales on account are recorded in a cash receipts journal.