A+ Answers of the following Questions

1. Approximately __________ of Pakistan's demand for glass is met through recycling locally generated glass waste. 
A. 30% 
B. 50% 
C. 80% 
D. 90% 

2. In Pakistan about __________ of reusable waste is recycled. 
A. 40-50% 
B. 50-60% 
C. 60-70% 
D. 70-80% 

3. According to the textbook, in 2004 in Equador the Internet was accessible to __________ of every 100 people. 
A. 4 
B. 10 
C. 25 
D. 40 

1) In a management accounting and control system design, behavioral expectations are BEST incorporated by:
A) using a mix of short-term and quantitative performance measures.
B) developing a task-related control system.
C) including the organization's code of conduct.
D) monitoring behavior with time and motion studies.
 

2) Assumptions of the human resources model of motivation include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) employees prefer to follow highly-detailed, prescribed procedures.
B) individuals are motivated by both financial and nonfinancial awards.
C) employees are knowledgeable about their jobs.
D) individuals are highly creative, ethical, and responsible.
 

3)) The contemporary management view of motivation, the ________ is based on initiatives to improve the quality of working life.
A) balanced scorecard
B) human resources model of motivation
C) scientific management school
D) results control system

1) To promote ethical decision making:
A) consequences of unethical behavior should be left undefined to allow for flexibility.
B) a statement of the organization's code of ethics should be communicated to each employee.
C) violators of the code of ethics should be allowed several warnings before severe consequences are imposed.
D) management should be excused from adhering to the organization's ethical code of conduct when it conflicts with personal values.
 

2) The elements of an effective ethical control system include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) a statement of the employee's ethical responsibilities.
B) an ongoing internal audit of the efficiency of the organization's ethical control system.
C) a statement of the organization's values and code of ethics.
D) a reward system for turning in those who violate the organization's ethical code.
 

3) Which of the following is NOT a role of budgeting in organizations?
A) performance evaluation.
B) historical financial statements.
C) allocation of resources.
D) motivation of employees.

1) Budgeting does NOT require:
A) knowledge of the organization's activities.
B) specialized expertise in financial management and control.
C) knowledge about how activities affect costs.
D) the ability to see how the organization's different activities fit together.
 
2) All of the following are true statements about the role of budgets and budgeting EXCEPT that:
A) a budget is a quantitative summary of the expected allocations and financial consequences of the organization's short-term operating activities.
B) budgeting includes the process of estimating money inflows and outflows to determine a financial plan that will meet an organization's objectives.
C) the difference between actual results and the budget plan are called variances.
D) budgeting solves most business challenges because it coordinates activities and communicates the organization's short-term goals to its members.
 
3) Operating budgets include the:
A) projected balance sheet.
B) projected income statement.
C) capital spending plan.
D) expected cash flow statement.
 
4) Financial budgets are prepared:
A) to specify expectations for selling, purchasing, and production.
B) to evaluate the financial results of the proposed decisions.
C) so that financial statements can be prepared for shareholders.
D) to plan for production capacity.

1. Hello again the next 2 questions are When the population is normally distributed and population standard deviation ∑is unknown , then for any sample size n, the sampling of is a t distribution.

True

False

2. When solving for the sample size needed to compute a confidence interval for a population proportion, the _______ p (1-p) is, the _____ n will be.

1) larger, smaller

2) smaller, larger

3)larger, larger

3. For Linda us Hello my next 2 questions are When determining the sample size n, if the value found is not an integer initially we _____ round this value up to the next integer value.

1) always

2 ) sometimes

3) never

4. Next and last question is As our standard deviation increases when all other parts of the confidence interval stay the same, than the confidence interval will become

1) wider

2) narrower

3) remain the same