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    people living in richer areas of America. Many programs and quality teachers are lacking in the school districts of Chicago. And now according to Kim Bellware‚ school districts in Chicago are planning on closing as many as fifty-four schools because of budget cuts. How do you expect that all children of America to have equal opportunity when some don’t even have a school near them to go to? It’s like the final straw for some kids that barely even go to school when it’s close to them‚ now there’s no way

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    Hardy‚ R. (2016‚ January 25). Don’t let staff go off the radar‚ and other advice on flexible working in social care. The Guardian. Retrieved from: http://www.theguardian.com/social-care-network/2016/jan/15/flexible-working-in-social-care-what-are-the-challenges-benefits-and-opportunities As the social care continues to be a female dominated profession and that caregiving roles in family life are more often fulfilled by females also; the challenge for employers to support employees to combine family

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    Administration Process SEC/370 Michael Scott University of Phoenix Operating Budgets Paper Budgets are systematic plans that organizations use to manage objectives and goals. They are important documents that bring out important aspects of the organization and provide information to direct that organizations activities (Johnson‚ 2005). They are basic planning tools that help managers make decisions within the organization. Budgets vary in different organizations by type and size. They are routine and

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    | | Multiple Choice Question 49 | | | | Your answer is correct. |   |   | Which of the following is an advantage of corporations relative to partnerships and sole proprietorships? | Reduced legal liability for investors. | | Harder to transfer ownership. | | Lower taxes. | | Most common form of organization. | | | | | Multiple Choice Question 64 | | | | Your answer is correct. |   |   | The group of users of accounting information charged with

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    Budget Management Analysis Budget Management Analysis A budget is a tool that helps managers to ensure that the required resources are obtained and used effectively and efficiently as the organization moves towards achievement of its objectives. A budget is stated in terms of money and is usually made for one year depending either on the prior year’s budget or on existing programs (Cleverly & Cameron‚ 2007‚ p. 330). Creating a working budget is a very difficult undertaking‚ and for the budget

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    HST Ltd manufactures French fries from Russet potatoes. These are sold to local restaurants. The company manufactures French fries using a single production line that runs eight hours per day. The potatoes are purchased and stored in suitable warehouses from which they are distributed on a first-in first-out (FFO) basis. The production of French fries involves a number of processes. They are: cleaning‚ sorting‚ peeling‚ manual inspection‚ cutting‚ machine inspection‚ blanching‚ drying‚ frying‚ draining

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    1. The federal budget is the process through which annual federal spending and revenue decisions are prepared (Patterson‚ 2013‚ p.388). The Constitution allocates that congress has the power to tax and spend; however‚ the president who is the chief executive plays a significant role in determining the budget (Patterson‚ 2013‚ p. 338). The federal budget process begins in the executive branch when the president is in consultation with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) who establishes general

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    Impact of the federal budget on the Australian economy To succeed you must; a) give a definition of the federal budget The federal budget is delivered in may of each year by the house of representatives and is delivered in two parts: government income/receipts (what the government earns) and government expenditure/outlays (what the government spends). The correct title to the budget is the ‘Appropriation Bill 2006/07‚’ it is commonly referred to as the supply bill. The summary of the Appropriation

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    "The budget process is one aspect of personal financial planning‚ a tool to make better financial decisions." (Siegel‚ R.‚ & Yacht‚ C. (2009)) There are‚ like there is to everything in life‚ other financial tools that can help. Such as financial statements‚ risk assessors‚ time value of money‚ micro & macroeconomic

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    market drop‚ the rise of the dollar against foreign currencies‚ increased unemployment‚ and other economic factors‚ March 2001 officially began a nationwide recession that triggered budget problems in at least forty-five states. -The 2001 recession was the fourth recession in 30 years. After past recessions budget experts recommended establishing a “rainy-day fund” (saving funds during boom times in order to cushion the shocks of economic busts). Wisconsin established the fund but never put money

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