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What is the definition of payroll?
The payroll is the amount of money a company/business/establishment pays its employees at any given time -- sometimes every two weeks, or sometimes once every month. For more information, see the Related Link.
How do corporations make decisions?
Corporations make decisions through a structured process that often involves defining objectives, analyzing data, and evaluating alternatives. Key stakeholders, including executives, management teams, and sometimes board members, contribute insights and expertise. Decisions are typically guided by strategic goals, financial implications, and market conditions, and may also consider stakeholder interests. Ultimately, the decision-making process can be influenced by corporate culture, risk tolerance, and external factors such as regulatory requirements.
Why can the goals of a dual mandate sometimes conflict?
The goals of a dual mandate can sometimes conflict because they may require different actions or decisions to achieve each goal. For example, if one goal is to promote economic growth and the other is to control inflation, policies that stimulate growth may lead to higher inflation, creating a conflict between the two goals.
When a decision is made what two things is a decision maker considering?
Two things a decision maker considers when making a decision are future costs and benefits of the decision. Other things are sometimes considered when making decisions including future consequences of the decision.
Are all decisions economic decisions?
Economic factors are very important, but people do sometimes make decisions for other reasons. For example, if I decide to buy a blue shirt rather than a brown shirt, and both shirts cost the same amount, then I have made an aesthetic decision rather than an economic decision. But then, there is first the decision that I can afford to buy a shirt, which is an economic decision. People often choose to do things that will bring them economic hardship, such as buying luxuries that they can't really afford, so economics is not always the deciding factor. People may choose to defy economics, although that is very risky.
Can a good scientific opinion be false?
It is sometimes possible to arrive at a reasonable conclusion based on the information that is available, and be wrong. Without sufficient information it is sometimes impossible to arrive at the truth.
Who said sometimes you have to accept harsh decisions?
God
What is satellite decisions?
Often a major decisions leads to several smaller ones, sometimes called satellite decisions.
Sometimes makes the decisions reached in a district court?
judge.
What does alias expanded in an email receipt mean?
This means that you can find out who sent the message. Sometimes there is more information available on this under the alias tab.
Where can I find calorie diet information?
Calorie diet information is sometimes available at the front of a restaurant. If eating at home the labels of the food products have calories per serving listed on the container. Most smart phones and computers have calorie counter software available.
Who sometimes makes the decisions reached in a district court?
Appellate court
Sometimes people worry that the President will make decisions .?
in secret or illegally
Who makes workplace safety laws available to you?
Laws are made available to you by your government. Sometimes the employer is required to train employees in the requirements of specific workplace safety regulations If you are a member of a labor union, your union may make information about laws and regulations available to you.
Is gold readily available?
it sometimes is
Why does the US Supreme Court sometimes reverse its earlier decisions?
court decision reflect changing social political and economic condition
Are successful entrepreneurs are thoughtful and never make quick decisions?
No. Sometimes the successful entrepreneurs are not thoughtful as you think and they may make quick decisions and lead to mistakes.
