Which of the following is a primary objective of endowment accounting and investment management for nonprofit organizations? a) Maximizing short-term gains through aggressive trading strategies. b) Providing immediate financial support for operational expenses. c) Preserving the principal amount while generating income to support the organization's mission. d) Speculating on high-risk investments to increase the endowment's value quickly.

Shareholders are not a uniform group. The objectives of stock ownership could include:    A. Those seeking long-term appreciation   B. those seeking short-term returns   C. those seeking to use stock ownership to achieve social or ethical objectives   D. All of these answers are correct.

One company offers a candidate for employment 1,200 shares os stock options. Another company provides the same candidates an offer of 400 shares of restricted stock. Asuume both offers provide the same salary and comparable benefits. A.Both offers are equally valuable B. The offer with stock options is more valuable C. The odder with restricted stock is more valuable D. We need more information to determine which offer is more valuable

For the CEO of a not-for-profit organization, which two fundraising methods would be most effective  and why?

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In zero-based budgeting, every account starts at $0, and every dollar added to the budget is reflected by an actual, documented need. Identify the possible advantages of zero-based budgeting.

Big data and data analytics are becoming an important part of an accountant's methods for analyzing the different companies and their performances. The use of these elements enhances organizational performance, improves fraud detection, and increases audit performance and scope. Use the Internet to review at least two news articles or publications about current and future trends in the use of big data. Choose a company that is not publicly traded (a small or medium-sized company). Review the company, and suggest some of the ways in which big data would benefit this company.

If you were the CEO of a not-for-profit organization, which two fundraising methods would you choose, and why?

Imagine you were to start your own business in Kleve, manufacturing small but smart household robots. Assume your business has developed a product currently superior to any competition. You have secured an initial manufacturing facility in Kleve-Kellen, with enough space to expand. However, the manufacturing process is complex. You have already convinced a number of very wealthy investors to meet your financing needs of the next two to three years, so there is no pressing need for going public yet.   1. Why would your business "go global" early on? And how would your startup business be positioned in a global market?   2. Please propose a likely sequence of steps, that your business has to take to achieve this sort of global ambition. Don't just name the steps but also elaborate on business resources you consider essential.   3. Please identify the three biggest challenges you expect to meet in the process of "going global"! Please be as specific as you can be, the more your analysis…

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