The Characteristics That Distinguish Computer Processing from Manual Processing Would

question 63

Multiple Choice

The characteristics that distinguish computer processing from manual processing would not include

• A)a decrease of management supervision of operations.
• B)automatic initiation and execution of transactions.
• C)the possible concentration of control activities.
• D)a high potential for unauthorized access to data.

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Definitions:

Wage Increases

The act of raising the amount of money that employees are paid for their labor, typically as a result of negotiations or economic conditions.

Low-Skilled Labor

Jobs or workers that require minimal specialized skills, training, or education, often characterized by low wages.

Foreign Direct Investment

Investment by a company or individual in one country in business interests in another country, in the form of either establishing business operations or acquiring business assets.

U.S. Labor

Refers to the workforce and labor movement within the United States, including its history, policies, and debates concerning workers' rights.