Study guide chapter 13 and 14 Chapter 13: 1. East and central asia 2. 7th and 8th century 3. Kami 4. Buddism 5. Taika‚ nara‚ Heian 6. Takia reforms 7. Aimed at completely revamping the imperial administration 8. Buddist monks 9. Restored the great aristocratic families 10. . 11. The tale of Genji 12. Pursuit of aesthetic enjoyment 13. The fujiwara 14. Bushi 15. Most rose to power as landowners‚ estate managers‚ or local state officials 16. Samurai 17. Hired military body guards
Premium Genghis Khan Prime number Central Asia
1. What is the significance of determining whether a country follows the rule of law? Because it makes encouraging foreign investment easier because foreign businesses will know that their interests will be protected. Following the rule of law also makes ensuring protection of human rights of local people easier. 2. How does international law differ from national law? What are the sources of international law? International law includes legal relations between governments‚ including laws
Premium Law Taxation in the United States Common law
Chapter 6 – Analyzing Business Markets True/False Questions 1. SAP is a German software company that helps businesses automate their finance and management systems. True (easy) pp. 101–102 2. Organizational buying is the decision-process by which organizations establish and satisfy their needs for goods and services. True (moderate) p. 102 3. Mining‚ manufacturing‚ banking‚ and distribution services are all considered part of the business market. True (easy) p. 102 4. Schools and
Premium Marketing Psychographic
Chapter 7 Case – 7-54 "Going Concern" Please respond to the following: From the e-Activity‚ analyze the auditor’s responsibility to determine if a company can continue as a going concern. From your analysis‚ propose at least two (2) key factors that the auditor should consider when determining an entity’s ability to continue as a going concern. Provide a rationale to support your proposal. SAS 59‚ The Auditor’s Consideration of an Entity’s Ability to Continue as a Going Concern (AICPA‚ Professional
Premium Auditor's report Auditing Balance sheet
CHAPTER -12 ORGANIZING PRODUCTION Production- is any activity designed or to manufacture goods & services to satisfy people’s wants. The firm uses the resources of land‚ labour‚ capital (input) to make goods and services (output) The people who make and sell goods and services are known as producer and the people who use these goods and services to satisfy their wants and needs are known as consumer. Stages of production 1. Primary sector- also known as extractive industries
Premium Economics Marketing Strategic management
Alfaro 1 Jennifer Alfaro Bulich Puente English 3-4 9/26/12 13 Little Blue Envelopes: An Adventure Imagine setting off on the ultimate scavenger hunt‚ becoming a world traveler with only a backpack‚ a thousand dollars‚ and a set of blue envelopes. Ever wondered what that’d be like? Ginny‚ the main character of 13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson gets to experience an adventure of a lifetime. I‚ as a reader well let’s just say that I like to be entertained. Romantic books‚ mysterious
Premium Character Travel Protagonist
Gonzalo Prando Business law September 24‚ 2014 Chapter 5 and 6 5.3 Did Indiana Bell or Indianapolis Power breach their duty of care to Jacobs and proximately cause his death? No‚ Indiana Bell and Indianapolis Power are innocent and did not cause the death of Jacobs. When Indiana Bell and Indianapolis Power put up the polls they did not think that someone would drive double the speed limit and lose control and hit both telephone poles. The poles were twenty-five feet away from Edgewood Avenue. Twenty-five
Premium Tort law Bell System
IGCSE Business Studies Unit 1 – Understanding Business Activity Chapter 1: Business Activity In this unit you will learn……. The concept of needs‚ wants‚ scarcity and opportunity cost The factors of production The development of economic activity and the use of specialization The purpose of business activity The concept of added value Classify these. Needs Wants Needs and Wants Wants › Needs › › Essential goods or services necessary for living. Satisfy the basic things
Free Economics Value added
Dell case According to the 10-K filed on 30/13/2012 on Dell’s website‚ the following data has been appeared on the fiscal 2012 financial statement. Sales: 62‚071 Total Assets: 44‚533 Net income: 3‚492 Cash flows from operating activities: 5‚527 Number of employee: 2012 109‚400(106700 regular employee and 2‚700 temporary employee) 2011 103‚300(100‚300 regular employee and 3‚000 temporary employee) 39‚900 located in USA and 66‚800 in other countries Dell’s products Dell’s products
Premium Balance sheet Audit Revenue
Risk is part of life : I face countless danger everyday driving to work. sure I can try minimize many of them through my own driving behavior . but I can’t prevent motorist behind me who is talking on his mobile from rear-ending me while I’m waiting at a stoplight. As much as we would have it otherwise‚ risk is part of life. Some risks can be averted by steering clear of them. Many are‚ however‚ unavoidable. False sense of security Sometimes you can insure yourself against the consequences of risks
Free Insurance Risk Bank