In Industrial Societies

question 52

Multiple Choice

In industrial societies

• A)the bulk of goods are produced not to meet basic needs but to satisfy consumer demands for nonessential products
• B)all goods are produced in factories and serve to meet consumer demands for both essential and nonessential products
• C)social stratification is reduced as there is a leveling of class differences
• D)class conflict leads to social revolution as industry cannot produce all the products needed to satisfy essential needs
• E)the informal sector decreases in importance over time

Determine the optimal cash balance for firms using models like the BAT and Miller-Orr models.

Comprehend the effects of cash management decisions on opportunity costs and trading costs.

Understand the role and process of lockbox systems in improving cash management.

Identify the reasons for holding cash and the business activities it supports.

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