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1. INTRODUCTION [134 Words] In this assignment the Film and Publication Bill will be explored and what is contains will be briefly explained as well as how it affects freedom of speech. After that, a more indepth look into communication price, what news values are as well as the 5 W’s and H. It is also vital to undertand gatekeeping and be able to differientiate between agenda setting and framing.The next topic involves identity and how it has moved overtime with a look at cyber identity...

HRM3704 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 2023 100% TRUSTED workings, explanations and solutions. For assistance call or whatsapp us on +25479 811 9845 . QUESTION 1 Learning outcome • Identify and discuss organisational models of leadership. (Study unit 3) Read the following case study and then answer the question that follow. Palesa’s leadership Women don’t just wear fashion, they drive it, at least, that is the case for Palesa Ngubane, a popular leader in the South African retail s...

What structure for Ethical considerations? Tucker's 5 Questions What structure for deciding strategy on public sector projects Public Sector Portfolio Matrix ACCA - 5 Skills? Commercial Acumen -Judgement - Awareness Analysis -Investigate -Enquire -Consider Communication -Inform -Persuade -Clarify Evaluation -Assess -Estimate -Appraise Scepticim -Probe -Question -Challange What model for environmental? PESTEL 5 Forces National What model for competitiveness? ...

1.1.1 - The Economic Problem The basic economic problem Scarcity - unlimited wants and finite resources, so choices have to be made. Resources have to be used and distributed optimally. Scarcity refers to the shortage of resources in relation to the quantity of human wants. Scarcity Example For example, if you only have £1 and you go to a shop, you can buy either the chocolate bar or the packet of crisps. The scarcity of the resource (the money) means a choice has to be made bet...

CBC1501 Assignment 4 Semester 1 2023 () 100% TRUSTED workings, explanations and solutions. For assistance call or whatsapp us on +25479 811 9845 . QUESTION 1 ESSAY WRITING [25 marks] SCENARIO Ethics and standards in accounting exist to protect the public from unscrupulous corporations and accountants who hide or misrepresent information. Certainly, not all accountants are unethical, but when proper ethics are breached, the consequences can be disastrous. In 2017, the widely publicised allegatio...

CBC1501 Assignment 4 (WRITTEN) Semester 1 2023 () 100% TRUSTED workings, explanations and solutions. For assistance call or whatsapp us on +25479 811 9845 . QUESTION 1 ESSAY WRITING [25 marks] SCENARIO Ethics and standards in accounting exist to protect the public from unscrupulous corporations and accountants who hide or misrepresent information. Certainly, not all accountants are unethical, but when proper ethics are breached, the consequences can be disastrous. In 2017, the widely publicised...

1 CERAD ASSESSMENT 2 EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ What are the commonest causes of collisions Correct Answer: Driver error or reaction (3/4) Action based on poor judgement (1/6) Being careless reckless or in a hurry (1/6) What are the most common driver errors that result in a collision (3) Correct Answer: Failure to look properly Failure to judge the other persons path or speed Loss of control What are the most common actions based on poor jud...

What are the 3+1 stages of absorption costing? 1. Allocation 2. Apportionment 3. Absorption = Production Cost 4. Under/over = Non prod OH Why would you use Absorption Costing? Valuing Inventory Pricing Decisions Establishing profitability What are pros and cons of absorption and marginal costing? Absorption -Avoids varying profits if sales are seasonal -Consistent with accounting standards -Recognises Long Run variable costs -Implies OH related to production = Manipulate profit ...

1 CERAD ASSESSMENT 2 EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ What are the commonest causes of collisions Correct Answer: Driver error or reaction (3/4) Action based on poor judgement (1/6) Being careless reckless or in a hurry (1/6) What are the most common driver errors that result in a collision (3) Correct Answer: Failure to look properly Failure to judge the other persons path or speed Loss of control What are the most common actions based on poor jud...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) - answer-Machines that display human-like intelligence Assets - answer-The value of everything an organisation owns Audit - answer-A systematic inspection of a process or procedure to assess compliance with requirements or regulations Batch Quantity - answer-Amount of products produced at a time Benchmark - answer-Compare an element of one business, such as price, quality or service, against another Bid - answer-Offer of a price, may be a response to a...