When Deciding on the Amount of Information to Present in an Informative

question 22

Multiple Choice

When deciding on the amount of information to present in an informative speech,a speaker should

• A)cover as much information as possible within the time limit,so the audience does not get bored.
• B) strive for depth of information rather than breadth.
• C) develop at least five main points to ensure there is something in the speech that will be of interest to most everyone in the audience.
• D)use amplification sparingly to ensure enough time to cover main points.

Understand the key differences between IFRS and GAAP in terms of financial instruments classification and reporting.

Appreciate the implications of choosing between issuing bonds or stock from both the issuing company's and the investor's perspectives.

Identify and explain the two main methods of amortization of bond discounts and premiums.

Learn to record financial transactions involving bonds with detachable or convertible features.

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Definitions:

Activity-based Management

An approach to business management focusing on identifying and managing activities that drive costs and improve business processes and profitability.

Process Costing

An accounting methodology used to allocate costs to units of production in continuous or mass production processes.

Customer Value

Customer value is the perception of benefits received by a customer from a product or service compared to the costs and alternatives, often influencing purchasing decisions.

Throughput Efficiently

The rate at which a system achieves its goal, especially in terms of processing work or information within a given period of time.