(True or False): In relational databases, the link between two tables is that the primary key of one table is the foreign key in the other table. Write a paragraph response on why it's true or false.
Question: In the fourth query, we use the WHERE and HAVING clauses. Please select the right choice for the relationship between these two clauses.
(True or False): In relational databases, the link between two tables is that the primary key of one table is the foreign key in the other table. Write a paragraph response on why it's true or false.
Question: In the fourth query, we use the WHERE and HAVING clauses. Please select the right choice for the relationship between these two clauses.
c) Clearly describe substitution effect and income effect for a fall in price for a normal good and an inferior good
The relational database is the technology basis of accounting information systems. Because the database management system can store and access data very fast and manage internal controls by assigning access control rights. The fast data availability makes many real-time AI applications achievable. You can see the root links between any data-related emerging technologies and relational databases. This chapter teaches you the primary working mechanism of relational databases. MS Access will be used to demonstrate hands-on practicing. Basic concepts in relational databases. What a database is and why it is important. The concepts of the data schema, primary key, and foreign key.
Question 1: The the primary key cannot be null in the relational database design. Please use one or two sentences to explain why?
Economic growth can bring benefits for society in that people, on average, have more income, but it also brings with it more problems. Just as economic theory at the microeconomic level can identify the externalities of economic consumption and production, so it can be used to highlight the trade-off between the benefits and costs of economic growth itself.
Explain both the meaning of economic growth and why it is considered to be an important objective for government. Apply relevant economic analysis to evaluate why it is argued that relying on economic growth itself is not a useful way of measuring real progress in advancing the well-being of society.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) global deaths as a result of road traffic accidents are 1.35 million per year with more than half of these being pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists. In 2015 pollution from urban transport caused an average loss of 9 months of life expectancy and 482 000 premature deaths per year in the European Region. The economic cost of these health effects was valued at more than US$ 1.2 trillion per year.
1. Apply relevant economic theory to explain how, and analyze why, urban transport systems are failing to deliver efficient market outcomes.
2. Evaluate the range of policy options that could be used to ensure efficient and sustainable urban transport systems in the future.
A piece of earth-moving machine equipment was purchased at a cash
price of P25,0000. The life of this equipment was estimated at 6 years with
no salvage value. However, at the end of 4 years, the machine had become
so inefficient, because of waring of parts, this was replaced. Depreciation
was allowed on the company books by the sinking fund method with a 4%
interest. Determine the annual depreciation.
Suppose that the average revenue of a short run perfectly competitive firm is 2 and its marginal and fixed costs are given as MC=3Q2-8Q+6 and TFC=10 then
A. Determine the level of profit at equilibrium and identify whether the firm makes positive profit ,normal profit or incure profit
B. What is the price level required for the firm to stay in the market ?
From the following receipts and issues of material during the month of January, 2007, prepare
stores ledger account according to FIFO Method, LIFO Method, WAM. Find out the value of
closing stock and Cost of goods sold for the month of January,2007.
1 st January ,2007, Received 250 units @ Rs 10 per unit.
5 th January, 2007 , Received 250 units @ Rs 11 per unit
8 th January, 2007, Issued 300 units
10 th January ,2007 Received 400 units @ Rs 12 per unit.
13 January ,2007, Issued 250 units.
20 January, 2007 Received 100 units @ Rs 11 per unit.
28 January , 2007 Issued 400 units.
On 1 St January ,2007 stock in hand was 200 units valued @ Rs 9 per unit.
From the following Data, prepare the stores ledger account as per Perpetual inventory System
and Calculate Value of Inventory on March 31, 2019 using
(i) Last –In – First – Out method
(ii) Weighted Average Cost method
1 st March-2019 ------------------- 400 units @7.50 each
Purchase
5 th March-2019 ---------------------- 600 units @ 8.00 each
15 March -2019 -------------------- 500 units @9.00 each
21 March -2019 ------------------- -- 400 units @ 8.50 each
Issues
3- March -2019 ------------------ 300 units
10 – March-2019 ----------------- 500 units
17 – March-2019 ------------------- 400 units.