A. complex calculations.
B. accepting risk.
C. performance.
D. changing environment.
A. efficiently aggregate resources.
B. reduce current staffing levels.
C. provide private business opportunities.
D. transfer responsibilities to another entity.
A. lane miles rated as acceptable by the citizens.
B. historical budgeted amounts.
C. the number of intersections.
D. lane miles with unmet needs.
A. mainframe computing
B. gateway transmission
C. satellite-to-satellite
D. hosted
A. review of major internal control cycles.
B. the auditor's responsibility for tests of compliance.
C. areas of noncompliance.
D. the scopeof the compliance testing.
A. internal control plan.
B. audit procedures.
C. financial statements.
D. budget process.
A. The agency releases the contractor's bond only after assuring that all work is performed satisfactorily.
B. The agency inspects the completed work to assure compliance with the contract specifications.
C. The agency responds to the maintenance needs only as complaints are received or as employees report problems.
D. The agency checks the references of bidders.
A. Asset D$500,000$20,000
B. AssetA $ 150,000$15,000
C. Asset B$6,000$ 2,500
D. Asset C$2,000,000$50,000
A. The contractor with the highest bid, who includes luxury, non-requested upgrades to the design.
B. The contractor with the lowest bid who has a history of delayed projects.
C. The contractor whose bid was submitted past the deadline but offers a discount for early payment.
D. The contractor with the second-lowest bid, who has no prior violations and meets all bid specifications.
A. recorded with the original department to maximize receipts.
B. retained in the government's fixed asset tracking system with no change in book value to either department.
C. retained in the government's fixed asset tracking system showing the book value of the asset transferred to the receiving department.
D. recorded with the second department to minimize costs.
