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yes and then when you run out of money you can go to the bank and get more................... of course its not OK its your hard earned money have some pride

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What is an example of an analogical argument?

Whenever you go shopping you either buy something, in which case you waste money, or youdo not buy something, in which case you waste time.You must either buy something or not buy something.You will either waste money or waste time.


Does buying food in bulk cost less in the long run than buying it over time?

That depends. If you buy something that will spoil before you use it, it is a waste of money. If you buy something you don't like, it is a waste of money. If you don't have space to store it, it is a waste of money. If the time it takes to use it is an extended period of time such that the money you had to use could have made money in an interest-bearing account, it is a waste of money. Other than that, buying in bulk is generally a good idea.


Why do most organizations need to create a budget?

Because organizations don't have an unlimited amount of money. They can't waste it all.


Share premium is a waste of shareholders money. do you agee?

I don't agree that share premium is a waste of shareholders' money. Share premium reflects the additional amount investors are willing to pay over the nominal value of shares, indicating confidence in the company's growth potential. Properly utilized, it can enhance a company's capital base, fund expansion, and improve financial stability, ultimately benefiting shareholders. However, mismanagement of these funds can lead to wasted opportunities, so effective governance is crucial.


What is tangible and intangible waste?

Tangible is something you can touch and Intangible means something you can't touch. An example of Tangible waste can be an empty can and an Intangible waste can be air pollution.