The accuracy of the market extraction method depends on an accurate reproduction cost new estimate for subject property improvements and ______.

The accuracy of the market extraction method depends on an accurate reproduction cost new estimate for subject property improvements and actual comparable sales of both improved properties and vacant sites.

To make sure that the improvement value extrapolated from the comparable sales is reasonably correct, vacant land sales are essential. The Market Extraction Method consists of the following steps. Find the given property's improvements cost new (RCN). Find sales of comparable properties, calculate the entire physical depreciation of each comparable sale as of the selling date, and calculate the transaction's contributing land value. The Age-Life Method's fundamental premise is that degeneration happens at a consistent average annual pace.

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On March 1, of the current year Ysa Pasco established a business under the name Ysa Employment Agency. Transactions completed during the month were as follows:March 01 Opened a business bank account with a cash deposit of P500,000

March 02 Invested land and building worth P100,000 and P400, 000 respectively

March 5 Purchased equipment wort P12, 000 paying cash of P5,000 and the balance on account

March 07 Purchased supplies for cash, P2, 500

March 15 Commision collected 6,500

March 18 Paid creditor on account, P3, 000

March 20 Paid Property taxes, P5, 000

March 22 Withdrew cash from the business account for personal use, P3, 000

March 30 Commision not yet collected, P4, 500

March 31 Supplies inventory count showed unuse supplies of P2, 000. Cash paid for salary, P 4, 200 and utility 3, 500. Depreciation: Building, 4, 000 and equipment, P240.

Describe the internal control features that were missing that enabled the employee to commit this fraud.

Describe what actions the employer should take to prevent this kind of fraud from happening in the future.

High-Flying Auto Dealer Employee Steals $10M For Luxuries
The scheming employee was able to electronically transfer funds from the company's online account to her own personal account and use the funds to buy four homes, 10 vehicles, Louis
Vuitton luggage, jewelry, $30,000 in pre-paid travel funds and stow away more than $20,000 in savings, court records show. Authorities said she covered up the thefts with a series of fake transactions as well as listing phantom cars in inventory so they could be recorded as assets.

What are some different demographic segmentations Amazon can identify to understand customer behavior?​

What industry phase is the short stay peer-to-peer vacation industry in? How might this affect future planning at AirBnB?

Which of these is a method for gaining feedbackin agile?​

which of the following subject lines would be best for this email
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At a party after your high-school football game there are several under-age people consuming alcohol. As you leave, you notice an unconscious guy looking really bad. His friends are concerned that he needs medical attention, but they are afraid that they'll be arrested if they take him to the hospital . You volunteer to take him to the hospital because you know that TABC will not cite him for illegal possession or consumption of alcohol since this is a life or death situation and getting medical attention immediately is critical . Are you correct that the guy who drank all the alcohol will not be arrested even if TABC is at the hospital ?

The liabilities of Wildhorse Company are $113,000 and the owner’s equity is $235,000. What is the amount of Wildhorse Company’s total assets?

Rita Rodriquez obtained a 24 month

What's your real rate of return if your savings account pays 2.5% interest and
inflation is at 1%?
OA. 1.5%
OB. 2.5%.
O c. 3.5%
OD. Can't calculate.

What are the five key managerial activities

Below is the cash flow of project Alpha. (EOY: end of year) EOY Cash Flow 0 -$200,000 1 $25,000 2 $25,000 3 $50,000 4 $50,000 5 $50,000 6 $50,000 7 $50,000 What is the payback period of this project

Drag and drop each type of shrink to the correct location.
Internal Shrink
2020 DOLLAR GENERAL
Robberies
Burglaries
Shoplifting
Paperwork errors
Fraudulent transactions
Employee theft
Sliding merchandise
Vendor theft/fraud
External Shrink
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. Write short note on any three (3) of the following a. Programme decision b. Non-Programme decision c. Decision matrix​

Portions of the financial statements for Peach Computer are provided below.
PEACH COMPUTER
Income Statement
For the year ended December 31, 2018
Net sales $1,725,000
Expenses:
Cost of goods sold $1,020,000
Operating expenses 530,000
Depreciation expense 47,000
Income tax expense 37,000
Total expenses 1,634,000
Net income $ 91,000
PEACH COMPUTER
Selected Balance Sheet Data
December 31
2018 2017 Increase (I)
or
Decrease (D)
Cash $99,000 $83,500 $15,500 (I)
Accounts receivable 46,300 50,500 4,200 (D)
Inventory 72,000 53,500 18,500 (I)
Prepaid rent 2,700 4,400 1,700 (D)
Accounts payable 42,000 35,500 6,500 (I)
Income tax payable 4,700 8,500 3,800 (D)
Required:
Prepare the operating activities section of the statement of cash flows for Peach Computer using the DIRECT method. (List cash outflows as negative amounts.)

Im Doing A resume and they Need A real legit credit Card Number and Cvc ANd when it expires For My resume It's worth 100% of my grade Plz helps

Jack is a self-employed contractor. He uses his Ford F250 in his business. He does not have another vehicle for personal use. He wants to
claim the standard mileage rate for the business use of his pick-up. To do so he must keep records of the following, except:
Choose one answer a. Total mileage during the year
b. Cost of insurance for the pick-up.
c. Business mileage during the year
d. Commuting mileage during the year

Ana is a supervisor at a hotel. She needs to talk with an employee who has been rude to coworkers and seems uninterested in learning new job duties.
What is the FIRST thing Ana should do before she has this difficult conversation?
She should avoid the underperforming employee for as long as possible in case their behavior improves on its own.
She should see if she can convince someone else on the team to have this difficult conversation with the underperforming employee.
She should decide what the purpose and outcome of the conversation will be-whether she will give the employee a written warning.
for instance
OD. She should make a list of the employee's positive qualities so she doesn't act too harshly or hastily
OA.
B.
C.
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A company decides to diversify a product by creating a new product range. Which stage of the its life cycle is the product most likely in? A company decides to diversify a product by creating a new product range. It is most likely in the stage.

Which of the following actions is a good example
of protecting sensitive information? Check all of
the boxes that apply.
using a paper shredder to discard documents
that contain personal medical information
keeping patient files in a secure electronic file
system with limited access
maintaining a confidential patient consultation
area in a doctor's office
discussing private matters with patients in the
waiting room

Which financial statement would include a listing of a companies assets

Imagine that you are conducting a competitive analysis for a dog grooming business in your area. Put the steps in order by matching each item to the answer.
Compile a list of competitors
1. Step 1
Develop a marketing strategy
2. Step 2
Analyze your own brand
3. Step 3
Analyze each competitor brand
4. Step 4
Divide your competitors into two groups
5. Step 5
Identify your niche 6. Step 6

“Bubbly Burst, the healthy fun chew.” This was the popular promotion for the leading chewing gum on the market. The parent company for the item, Confectionary Plus, had incorporated a variety of promotional tools to build brand awareness over the years. Besides its range of exotic flavors, the company boasted the reduced sugar content of its products. The company also often included in its ads that “sharp” persons consumed the gum when they needed a healthy boost. The ads were also tailored to appeal to kids with similar messages and was well distributed in schools and vending machines. After three years of such promotion, the product was now a regular staple in the lunch bag of kids as well as in the pockets of most adults.
The success was largely due to the leadership of Peter Hinds, CEO of Confectionary Plus. Hinds was the brainchild behind the marketing and advertising thrusts. Company shareholders were well pleased with his overall results. Behind the scenes though there was a lot going on in the company. While the product did indeed have a reduced sugar content, the artificial sweetener used in the gum had been found to have potentially carcinogenic properties. While there was no conclusive proof of the danger of the product, the company had not approved full evaluation of the ingredient. Besides the potential consumer impact of the sweetener, there were also concerns by Chief Food Technologist, Dr. Marie Mohit that the addition of the ingredient in the production process resulted in a chemical reaction which often affected the respiratory system of a number of workers.
These issues did reach the ears of Hinds who was quite worker oriented. He engaged Dr. Mohit to undertake research on the issue. Generally, workers were not aware of the potential harm. They simply assumed that the respiratory issues were largely due to the general prevalence of “savanna dust” in the environment. Mohit was reluctant to directly research the issue since she had recently discovered that she was pregnant and felt that the material could negatively affect her unborn fetus. She therefore preferred to contract an external party to undertake the research. However, Hinds was adamant that involving an external party would potentially make the issue public and create challenges for the company. For now, he proposed that the workers could be provided with some surgical masks but not be advised of the danger.
The decision of the CEO on the testing issue did not sit well with Mohit. She outright felt that she should not put herself in potential harm. For some time she considered her options and eventually determined that her best option would be to go above the CEO to the company Chairman, Mr. Dan Blake. Blake was often a visitor to various departments but never directly engaged staff on work activity. Nonetheless, he was seen as friendly and would pay compliments to staff as he passed by. Mohit decided that she would engage Blake one afternoon in the car park.
In raising the issue with Blake, she provided documentation on the situation and was confident of getting a positive result. Mohit was pleased when Blake indicated that he would seriously consider the comments and suggestions. However, when he indicated that her proposal may be better considered over an evening of dinner and drinks, she became appalled. Mohit indicated that she would be unable to acquiesce, to which Blake calmly advised that she may have to therefore be prepared to do her job. Mohit made another attempt the next week and received a similar reaction. This time, Blake reminded Mohit that she should consider that her contract was up for renewal later in the year and her lack of ‘social skills’ may be a determinant in the renewal. Mohit felt that she had exhausted her options and the company seemed to have no other mechanism to address the two challenges that were now before her.
As Mohit sat at her desk one evening, she received an email from a reporter at the Daily Protector, a major national newspaper. The reporter indicated that there was an interest in speaking to her on some product issues. On reading the email, she began to wonder whether this email was another option for her to have the issues addressed.
QUESTIONS
1. a) Based on the case, are there any potentially ‘harmful’ effects of the advertising done by ‘Bubbly’?

b) Discuss the subject of the harmful nature of advertising and include other examples from the media to support your response.

The US Senate overwhelmingly passed the 2022 Defense Authorization Act. The $768 billion "Defense Authorization Act" not only exceeds the defense spending proposed by the Biden administration by $25 billion, but also increases the US defense budget by about 5% compared to last year.

2. Carson Inc.'s manager believes that economic conditions during the next year will be strong, normal, or weak, and she thinks that the firm's returns will have the probability distribution shown below. What's the coefficient variation for this firm’s returns??

Economic
Conditions Prob. Return
Strong 25% 30.0%
Normal 45% 12.0%
Weak 30% -14.0%

Question 5 of 10
What are the disadvantages of a contract
for deed? Select two.

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1. When creating its international expansion policy, Walmart at first followed the advice of Harvard professor Theodore Levitt, who advocated standardization, not localization. "Gone are accustomed differences in national or regional preferences," Levitt wrote. Truly global firms sought to "force suitably standardized products and practices on the entire globe."11Should companies keep a standardized approach or adapt to local markets?

Government is mainly concerned with all of the following roles EXCEPT
O a. regulating utilities.
O b. making a profit.
O c. providing services to citizens.
C
d. hiring public employees.

When the production possibilities curve increases, a corresponding increase would take place with aggregate demand. decrease would take place with aggregate demand. decrease would take place with short run aggregate supply. decrease would take place with long run aggregate supply. increase would take place with long run aggregate supply.