Of the several uses of standard costing, one of the most controversial is using these standards for performance evaluation of an individual, team, or unit. Consider the labor efficiency variance and assume it is one of the measures for a…
A country (“Home”) is populated with workers who produce either food (F) or clothing (C). There are 200 workers producing food and 100 producing clothing (these numbers are fixed in the short run.) Each food worker produces 6 units of…
Looking for ideas on how to compare power and politics in organizations – comparing and contrasting various kinds of power (personal and positional) with politics and political behavior within organizations. Describe any real-world examples which can be used to illustrate…
By using Hofstede’s (1985;1993) model of cultural dimensions, compare cultural dimensions of at least two countries or regions and deal with how these circumstances uniquely drive motivational strategies. Is Hofstede’s cultural dimensions model the enough and thorough paradigm for cross-cultural…
Consider Procter and Gamble, a firm that sells a variety of consumer products, including potato chips and shampoo. Consider Hanover Foods, a firm that sells a variety of food products, including potato chips and pretzels. Discuss the manner in which…
Compare Democratic National Convention and the Republican National Convention, form economic point, which one was it better or worse? please give me a answer around 250 words and reference as well.
Compare and contrast the substitution effect and the scale effects in long-run labor demand decisions. Industry A has a lower price elasticity of demand for its products than industry B. Will labor demand be more or less elastic in industry…
Monopoly and equilibrium a. Helen gets smart and realizes that she is the only pie shop around. Calculate the marginal revenue she gets for each additional sale as the change in total revenue (price times sales). Graph this and show…
Imagine a country in which Keynesians and Monetarists agree about all aspects of the economy except for the income elasticity of money demand (c1).Formally, using superscripts “M” and “K” to denote Monetarists and Keynesians respectively, we know cM1 = αcK1…
Assume henceforth the parameters assumed above, and that the population includes two kinds of people: 100 million people who own cars, and have an income of $24,000, and the remainder of the population, which owns no cars at all. What…
