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Social media and business Paragraph 1 1The exploding growth of social media has significantly changed the way people communicate at home and at work. . 2Social media applications which include sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter, have not only changed the way we communicate, but these applications present great opportunities for businesses. 3Frequently used business applications for social media include recruiting, building employee…

Imagine you have inherited $10,000. You have 3 options: save it invest it  deposit it in your superannuation fund. Each of these options has its advantages and disadvantages, or costs and benefits.  Rank the following financial goals in order of importance to you: Financial goals (Criteria) Ranking from highest to lowest priority Having money in the bank in case of…

What is the difference between saving and investing? Have you ever saved up to buy something? Maybe you are putting money aside now to buy something that is important to you. Money can also be saved for a rainy day, or for unexpected expenses or events. Putting money aside into a savings account offers security or a sense of comfort regarding the future. If you save your money in a bank, you begin with a deposit and contribute regular amounts…

What is opportunity cost and why does it exist? 1Because of scarcity, all economic decisions involve choices and every choice has an opportunity cost.. 2For example, the opportunity cost buying a book is buying a movie ticket or the opportunity cost of spending time watching TV is the time reading a book. 3Because of scarcity, you cannot buy both a book and a movie ticket. Therefore, opportunity cost is the cost of a choice in terms of the…

Tax revenue and spending Paragraph 1 1Taxes collected at the federal, state and local levels of government provide the financial resources necessary to fund goods and services required for the common good of Australian citizens, both in the immediate and longer-term future.. 2Taxes collected at the federal, state and local levels of government provide the financial resources necessary to fund goods and services required for the common good of…

Sample bibliography Australian Government, Office of The Australian Information Commissioner,  Privacy Factsheet 17: Australian Privacy Principles (Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia, 2014) https://www.oaic.gov.au/assets/privacy/australian-privacy-principles/the-australian-privacy-principles.pdf [5 March 2014]  Bayly, Christopher and Tim Harper. Forgotten Armies: The Fall of British Asia, 1941 - 1945. Cambridge,…

When you are asked to communicate your findings to an inquiry, you should include a bibliography. A bibliography lists the articles and other sources that you have cited in alphabetical order by the author's family name. You can divide the bibliography into sections, i.e. primary and secondary sources. This document explains how to write a bibliography. Books Example: Ryan, Simon. The Cartographic Eye: How Explorers saw Australia. …

Everyone is the workplace has obligations and/or responsibilities in relation to both tax and super. Whether you’re an employee or an employer, you should know what these responsibilities are. The table below outlines the responsibilities of different workplace participants beginning from the point at which you are thinking about seeking employment to the time you have to lodge a tax return. Stage Employers Employees…