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The available resources for the IMF to finance lending are ______.
A．gold reserves
B．quotas
C．currencies of strong economies
D．all of the above
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A.rule
B.regulation
C.principal
D.principle
第4题
In accordance with IFRS, the amount of the write-down is closest to:
A.$24,346.
B.$24,465.
C.$47,428.
第5题
B.Perform. drilldown
C.Create new key figures
D.Execute ABC analysis
第6题
A.可交易数量(Available)
B.日终持有余额(Balance)
C.未完成交收数量(Pending)
D.冻结数量(Frozen)
第7题
A.可交易数量（Available）
B.日终持有余额（Balance）
C.未完成交收数量（Pending）
D.冻结数量（Frozen）
第8题
A.A financially viable GSM network is not possible with available frequencies without reusing them
B.The spacing of 200 Khz between carriers instead of 25 Khz (like in analogue networks) reduces the number of frequencies
C.it helps in increasing the number of subscribers
D.None of above are quite correct
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A.This article will not attempt to replicate the above mentioned reviews but will summarize published clinical trials on bonded oxide ceramic restorations and correlate their results with that of laboratory bond strength testing using the same bonding methods as in the clinical trials.
B.The authors of this systematic review concluded, that promising laboratory test results still need to be confirmed by clinical studies before clinical recommendation could be given.
C.Clinical trials with resin-bonded restorations that had no or only limited mechanical retention and were made from alumina or zirconia ceramic were identified using an electronic search in PubMed database.
D.The purpose of this review is to present the best available clinical evidence for successful bonding of dental oxide ceramic restorations.
第10题
The McIntyre Resort (MR), which is privately owned, is a world famous luxury hotel and golf complex. It has been chosen as the venue to stage ‘The Robyn Cup’, a golf tournament which is contested by teams of golfers from across the globe, which is scheduled to take place during July 2009. MR will offer accommodation for each of the five nights on which guests would require accommodation.
The following information is available regarding the period of the tournament:
(1) Hotel data:
Total rooms 2,400
Room mix:
Double rooms 75%
Single rooms 15%
Family rooms 10%
Fee per room per night ($):
Double rooms 400
Single rooms 300
Family rooms 600
Number of guests per room:
Double rooms 2
Single rooms 1
Family rooms 4
When occupied, all rooms will contain the number of guests as above.
Costs:
Variable cost per guest per night $100
Attributable fixed costs for the five-day period:
Double rooms $516,000
Single and family rooms (total) $300,000
(2) Accommodation for guests is provided on an all-inclusive basis (meals, drinks, entertainment etc).
(3) The objective of the hotel management is to maximise profit.
(4) The hotel management expect all single and family rooms to be ‘sold out’ for each of the five nights of the
tournament. However, they are unsure whether the fee in respect of double rooms should be increased or
decreased. At a price of $400 per room per night they expect an occupancy rate of 80% of available double
rooms. For each $10 increase/decrease they expect the number of rooms to decrease/increase by 40.
Required:
(a) (i) Calculate the profit-maximising fee per double room that MR should charge per night during the
tournament; (6 marks)
(ii) Calculate how much profit would be earned from staging the tournament as a consequence of charging
that fee. (4 marks)
(b) The management of the hotel are concerned by the level of variable costs per guest night to be incurred in respect of the tournament. A recent review of proposed operational activities has concluded that variable cost per guest per night in all rooms in the hotel would be reduced by 20% if proposed changes in operational activities were made. However, this would result in additional attributable fixed costs amounting to $200,000 in respect of the five day period.
Required:
Advise management whether, on purely financial grounds, they should make the proposed changes in
operational activities. (6 marks)
(c) Discuss TWO initiatives that management might consider in order to further improve the profit from staging the golf tournament. (4 marks)
