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How does overexploitation effect biodiversity?
It threatens the amount of fish and the kinds of fish available. Also it threats the food supply of millions who depend for most, if not all of their, food through fish.
What are financial indicators?
Today's management accounting information is inappropriate for manager's planning and control. Many short term measures are appropriate for motivating and evaluating performance, but profitability based on requirements for external observers is not one of them. Bookkeeping has a long history, but was not expected to provide a form of management information until the 19th century. Many simple management accounting measures served the needs of both managers and owners. Others evolved to measure process performance, but not profit - though when firms had only one function - efficient performance of that task usually meant profitability. The development of conglomerate enterprises in the early 20th century required means for assessing performance of different divisions. Return on investment was developed. This has remained standard, though after the 1960s the competitive environment changed and this measure ceased to be the most relevant guide to future performance. US firms lost competitiveness because their actions were guided by ROI considerations which were inappropriate ways of assessing performance in the new environment
1 What is the name of the program that provides a standardized means of assessing and improving preparedness across the Nation?
The name of the program that provides a standardized means of assessing and improving preparedness across the Nation is HSEEP.
What financial indicators?
Today's management accounting information is inappropriate for manager's planning and control. Many short term measures are appropriate for motivating and evaluating performance, but profitability based on requirements for external observers is not one of them. Bookkeeping has a long history, but was not expected to provide a form of management information until the 19th century. Many simple management accounting measures served the needs of both managers and owners. Others evolved to measure process performance, but not profit - though when firms had only one function - efficient performance of that task usually meant profitability. The development of conglomerate enterprises in the early 20th century required means for assessing performance of different divisions. Return on investment was developed. This has remained standard, though after the 1960s the competitive environment changed and this measure ceased to be the most relevant guide to future performance. US firms lost competitiveness because their actions were guided by ROI considerations which were inappropriate ways of assessing performance in the new environment
Why are the EPA's water quality standards useful?
They give communities uniform safety guidelines to follow when assessing their water quality.
How do you measure company performance?
You can measure a company's performance by assessing their financial position. There are many financial ratios that can be used to see if a company is performing.
Construct a roadmap for designing a performance measurement system?
Executives oftentimes construct roadmaps for designing a performance measurement system. These systems provide a way of assessing employee performance and management styles.
What is true about accounting?
Its key goal is to provide reliable information that is useful in allocating resources and assessing performance
Is true about accounting?
Its key goal is to provide reliable information that is useful in allocating resources and assessing performance
Which method offers the most reliable way of assessing whether athletic performance is boosted by caffeine consumption?
The Experiment
What are factors in assessing performance differences between contention methods and token passing?
- Network traffic - Implementation - Type of data transmitted
What has the author Oluremi Ayotunde Olatunbosun written?
Oluremi Ayotunde Olatunbosun has written: 'A mechanical mobility approach to assessing the dynamic performance of vehicle bodystructures'
Accounting's key goal is to?
a. Provide reliable information that is useful in allocating resources and assessing performance. b. to handle the financial activities of a company or an individual
What has the author Christine Moorman written?
Christine Moorman has written: 'Assessing marketing strategy performance' -- subject(s): Marketing, Management, Marketing audits, Strategic planning
What has the author T B Hardy written?
T. B. Hardy has written: 'Measuring and assessing operational and financial performance of the smelting department of a secondary copper refinery'
What has the author F Neal Thompson written?
F. Neal Thompson has written: 'Assessing individual managerial performance' -- subject(s): Executives, Rating of, Sales management
What can be defined as organizational leadership?
Organizational leadership refers to management within an organization. It includes things such as setting goals and direction for the organization, strategic planning, assessing performance, and allowing for the organization to change.
