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What is a business analyst?

A Business Intelligence Analysts helps business owners, managers, and administration analyze where the company stands in relation to its competitors. The BIA makes recommendations to help improve performance and to increase a company's bottom line.


Why owners are also managers?

Owners own the company so they can be or do whatever they want, it's theirs. Same as if you own a pencil, you can write with it, chew on it, give it away, throw it in the trash, and so on. So owners can choose to hire a manager or to be managers themselves!


What type of software programs and other technology are used by small business owners and managers most frequently?

Quick Books is the most comonly used one, because it allows for small business owners to do their accouting by themselves wihout having to pay someoen else to do it. Tax programs such as TaxCut Pro are also very popular.


In a business organization the splitting of management and ownership into two distinct functions is an example of a(n) A) arbitage.?

In a business organization, the splitting of management and ownership into two distinct functions is an example of a principal-agent relationship. This separation allows owners (shareholders) to delegate decision-making authority to managers, who may have different incentives and goals. This division can lead to agency problems, where the interests of managers may not align with those of the owners. It is not an example of arbitrage, which typically refers to exploiting price differences in different markets.


How much does a small business manager make per hour?

Amount of money made by small business managers varies. Managers typically make about $40-$60,000 each year. Small business managers who receive bonuses can make upwards of $100,000 a year.

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Was not a characteristic of owners and managers of business?

Mostly women


Who were the owners and managers of a large business?

chief executive officer


What are examples of controllable factors in business?

Owners, Employees, Customers and Managers.


Who are the stakeholders in a business?

The stakeholders in a business are any group that are interested in the success of the business such as: the owners, managers, suppliers and most of all the customers.


Who manages a business?

Owners manage small businesses and large businesses have managers and accountants.


What was the growing social class made up of business owners and managers called?

middle class


Employers work for who?

The owners of business work for themselves. The managers of government agencies work for the Governor or President, answerable to voters.


What are some of the potential barriers to improvement of health and safety in the workplace?

child labour ignorant and greedy managers and business owners


What is the abbreviation for executive assistant?

The common abbreviation for executive assistant is "EA." This term is often used in business settings to refer to professionals who provide high-level administrative support to executives and managers.


What is performance index?

A performance index is a measurement tool business owners and managers use to evaluate business operations. These indices can usually be applied to the entire company, specific divisions or departments and individual managers or employees. Business owners and managers often use performance management techniques to ensure their company is operating at an acceptable level. A performance index can also create a benchmark measurement for business operations. Benchmark measurements compare one company's performance information to another company's information.


What are at least three questions business owners and managers might be able to answer by looking at accounting information?

Business owners and managers can use accounting information to answer several critical questions, such as: What is the overall profitability of the business over a specific period? How do current expenses compare to budgeted amounts, and where can costs be reduced? Additionally, what are the trends in cash flow, and do we have sufficient liquidity to meet upcoming obligations?


How much do advance America asssitant managers make?

$11.00 for assistant managers $13.50-$14.00 for center managers

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