Flower farming is earning popularity day by day in Nepal justify this statement

Importance of flower cultivation is increasing day by day in Nepal because they understood the income which can be generated by floriculture and the soil also permits the cultivation of the plants at a large scale.

What is division of labor? A. Another name for specialization, this is when an individual focuses on one specific skill in the field. B. This is when an individual focuses on many different skills and aspects of a business. C. This is when an organization can produce goods more cost effectively when it produces higher volumes of that good. D. This is when an organization is able to produce goods at a lower cost and sell for a lower cost to make a profit.​

What is the minimum value of the box-and-whisker plot?

Which descriptions are examples of Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance workers?
Check all that apply.
(there’s probably around 3)


Jonathan tests and fixes systems for helicopters.

Angel analyzes ways to improve the flow of traffic.

Sarah cleans and services diesel engines for boats.

Damon loads cargo into ships.
Ariel repairs bicycles for customers.

Heather takes passengers to destinations in a taxi.

5. Groceries are considered what type of an expense?

Let's say Owen would like to take another loan to pay for new furniture, and the loan payment would be $325 per month. If he took this new loan, would he have excessive debt? Remember, he makes $2,500 per month and he already spends $250 on credit card payments and $400 on an auto loan.

Hey guys this is for the edmentum unit activity: Earning and Protecting money. Pls help :’)

What are three most common incentives for offering health insurance to employees?

A. It improves employees health and increases productivity.

B. It reduces the cost of office administration.

C. It helps attract and retain high-quality employees.

D. It provides the business a tax advantage.

E. It increases the business chance of overcoming competition.

Maurice does not know what kind of career he would like. He knows he likes animals but does not know if he would enjoy working with animals. Which of the following actions would best help him to decide if a career involving animals would be a good fit for him?
A.
volunteering at the animal shelter
B.
taking a job at the local ice cream parlor
C.
researching what education is required to work at a zoo
D.
deciding how much money he would like to make

9. The demand curve is a representation of the relationship between the quantity of a product demanded and:

Tasha works as an information technologist for a company that has offices in New York, London, and Paris. She is based out of the New York office and uses the web to contact the London and Paris office. Her boss typically wants her to interact with customers and to run training seminars to teach employees new software and processes. Which career pathway would have this type of employee?

Network Systems
Programming and Software Development
Information Support and Services
Interactive Media

The policy of the Japanese that most closely paralleled the conditions described in the passage was
a) forcing conquered peoples into deadly coerced labor programs
b) engaging in surprise military attacks, such as the one on Pearl Harbor
c) attempting to liberate the people of Asia from Western imperialism
d) invading Manchuria after an attack on a Japanese railway station there

The beginning inventory of SoCal Wholesalers was $121,000, and the ending inventory is $116,500. What entries are needed at the end of the fiscal period to adjust Merchandise Inventory?

Devon would like to invest in bonds but he is only familiar with investing in stocks. What is the biggest difference between the two? A. Bonds are generally high risk. B. Bonds are generally short-term investments. C. Bonds have fixed maturity dates. D. Bonds provide constant access to your investment money.

Colleen has kept $10,000 in an account all year. Her bank has paid her $1,000 in dividends on this account. What is her rate of return on this investment? A. 10 percent B. 5 percent C. 20 percent D. 25 percent

Draw a chain of command for one of the following: (PLEASE FAST)
- School
- A club or organisation you are involved with (sports teams\music)

Sophia wants to become a radio host one day. To gain experience in the field, she spends the summer working at the radio station running errands, filing, organizing, and just generally learning the way the station runs. Sophia does not get paid for this time. This is an example of a(n) _____.

internship

apprenticeship

bachelor’s degree program

doctorate program

Indicate how each of the following transactions affects US exports, imports, and net exports.

Transaction
Effect On...

U.S. Exports U.S. Imports U.S. Net Exports
A British scholar spends a year at Harvard University as a visiting scholar.
Your parents go on a trip to Japan in late March for the Cherry Blossom season.
A Canadian buys a new Ford.
The student bookstore at Yale University sells books published by Cambridge University Press.
A European family goes to Disney World in Florida for vacation.

Choice for the table are: increase, decrease, or unchanged

Which of the following is the best summary of the parol evidence rule?
A. Oral evidence is never allowable in interpreting the meaning of
contracts
B. Oral evidence can only be used to interpret contract meanings in
certain situations
C. A written contract is assumed to contain all the terms and
conditions of an agreement unless otherwise stated.
OD. Oral evidence is always valuable and useful in clarifying the
meaning and intent of written contracts.

In a market economy, prices are set using a cost/benefit analysis

Your friend Eetu says he has no forms of investment in his life; however, you can prove him wrong. What form of investment has Eetu made without even realizing it was an investment? A. He leased a car. B. He rented an apartment. C. He bought a house. D. He inherited a boat.

The race to the bottom scenario of global environmental degradation is explained roughly like this:
A. Profit-seeking multinational companies shift their production from countries with strong environmental standards to countries with weak standards, thus reducing their costs and increasing their profits.
B. Companies seek to reduce their costs of operation on plant and equipment design and this results in higher levels of pollution.
C. Companies seek the lowest market prices on products in order to gain market share, resulting in inferior goods and increased waste and pollution.
D. Companies seek to influence environmental legislation standards to the lowest possible standards in the U.S. in order to maximize profits.
Reset Selection

It is sometimes argued that a nation should not depend too heavily on other countries for supplies of certain key products. This argument is commonly known as the:
A. buy-American argument.
B. anti-dumping argument.
C. national interest argument.
D. self-sufficiency argument.

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2. What are the problems can someone have without personal finance knowledge?

i have a kid named aj he is talking to himself and he is allways yelling can you have me evidence he is from windy hill middle school and i and he is in 7th grade ​

a ___ organization is one that provides a service or good for the benefit of mankind​

Can someone help me??

Bloom’s Taxonomy is important because it provides awareness that each of us has the potential to recognize the levels of thought needed to process topics.



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False

Marketing is based on many different relationships between customers, wholesalers and producers, buyers, and sellers. What does the term relationship marketing refer to?

You bought 100 shares of stock at $15 per share. You sold your 100 shares at $21.75 per share. Calculate your percentage of gain. a) 18% b) 21% c) 31% d) 45%

Cost-push inflation is caused by
increasing input prices. Which of the
following would NOT contribute to
increasing input prices?
A. expansionary monetary policy
B. a sharp decrease in the supply of oil
C. a sudden decrease in access to coal

Marlon intends to sell a piece of real estate he owns and contracts Nita, a real estate broker, to make the sale. In the contract, Marlon authorizes Nita to make the sale at or above a minimum price he wants and the date by which he wants the sale to be completed. The contract also stipulates that Marlon should not hire another broker to sell that piece of land till the expiry of the contract period. Nita finds a suitable buyer, makes the sale in time, and is paid by Marlon for her services.
Which of the following types of agency had Marlon and Nita entered into?
A) apparent agency
B) agency by ratification
C) implied agency
D) express agency