What is the Chinese meaning of annual report and financial! fiscal year？ What are the thWh

What is the Chinese meaning of annual report and financial! fiscal year? What are the three financial statements in a company's annual report?

The principal lag for monetary policy

A.and fiscal policy is the time it takes for policy to change spending.

B.is the time it takes for policy to change spending. The principal lag for fiscal policy is the time it takes to implement it.

C.is the time it takes to implement policy. The principal lag for fiscal policy is the time it takes for policy to change spending.

D.and fiscal policy is the time it takes to implement policy.

put computers to practical business use, but below the surface it is the heart of an(22) - the kernel - that provides the technical wizardry to juggle multiple programs, connect to networks and store(23).A traditional kernel provides all the functions for applications. The kernel(24) memory, I/O devices and parcels out processor time.The kernel also supports(25) and fault tolerance, which is the ability to recover automatically when parts of the system fail.

A．Databases

B．Applications

C．Drivers

D．Games

Ming Company has budgeted sales at 6,300 units for the next fiscal year, and desires to have 590 good units on hand at the end of that year.Beginning inventory is 470 units.Ming has found from past experience that 10% of all units produced do not pass final inspection, and must therefore be destroyed. How many units should Ming plan to produce in the next fiscal year? Ming 公司下一年度预算销量为 6,300 件，在下一年年底将会有 590 件库存商品。期初存货为 470 件。公司 根据以往经验，所生产产品中，有 10%最终通不过质检，必须被销毁。请问公司下一年度应该计划 生产多少单位产品？

A.6,890.

B.7,062.

C.7,133.

D.7,186.

______and______are the theoretical basis of the Cognitive Approach．

Western Corporation began operations in 1999.Its fiscal year end is October 31.This date coincides with its natural business year.On June 2, 2018, Western elects S corporation status.All of the corporate shareholders consented to the election.The earliest date the corporation is recognized as an S corporation is().

A、1-Nov-19

B、January 1, 2018.June 2, 2018

C、1-Nov-18

D、31-Dec-18

听力原文：Good afternoon and welcome to our monthly business meeting. Let me first explain the order of the meeting. Our Treasurer Faisa Azbal will reveal the outlook for the fourth quarter of this fiscal year. She will answer questions the board of directors may have regarding her findings. This should take approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Following that, our Financial Director Eric Wentl will discuss where Optra can excel in the current business climate, specifically in our technology sector, which has seen improved growth. Our Human Resources Manager Fred Penget will then speak on the upcoming job openings within Optra and where he sees those positions benefiting the company. There are two openings set for this fall, and depending on how quickly the company grows, there could be two additional openings created. Following Fred's talk, our Executive Director Wilma Seacress will make a special announcement that involves Optra joining forces with a large multinational corporation.

What will Faisa Azbal speak about?

A．The future job openings in the company.

B．The direction the company is heading.

C．The outlook for the fourth quarter.

D．The growth in the international branch.

During Japan's bubble-economy years of fiscal 1983-1990, consumer spending grew at an annualized 5.5 percent in real terms. But during the Heisei recession of fiscal 1991 -2001, consumer- spending growth slowed to an annualized 1.0 percent. Most experts agree that the slowdown in consumer spending, which accounts for 20 percent of gross domestic expenditures, was mainly responsible for the recession.

So, what should be done to stimulate consumer spending? World-renowned economist Paul Krugman argues that the public should be encouraged to expect inflation. His theory is based on psychology: Consumers tend to increase spending if they expect inflation, and cut spending if they anticipate deflation.

In my opinion, though, this psychology applies only to real estate. During the bubble economy, land prices in and around Japan's six largest cities soared at an annualized 23.2 percent. In five years starting in fiscal 1985, land prices in the same area grew 2.8 times. In such a situation, people naturally rushed to obtain mortgages and buy homes. Land prices started falling in fiscal 1991. During the subsequent recession, prices in and around the six largest cities plunged 33 percent, or an annualized 10.2 percent, from fiscal 1990. The plunge led to a sharp depreciation in real-estate values, causing potential home buyers to expect further drops. This dampened real-estate transactions and touched off a chain reaction in price declines.

Such a scenario, however, is unlikely with the new generation of high-tech products such as personal computers, digital cameras and DVD systems. These products command surprisingly high prices when they debut, but mass production causes prices to drop by more than half within several years. Consumers expect deflation over the years for new high-tech products, which often sell out at first due to strong demand.

Real-estate prices are based on asset value (present value incorporating future gains) while consumer-product prices are based on utility value (value of convenience and satisfaction obtained from using the products ). Consumers buy new digital cameras for their convenience and new features. Thus expectations of future price drops are unlikely to discourage them from making purchases. Expectations of inflation do cause people to rush to buy real estate, but there is no significant correlation between consumer spending and expectations of inflation. However, should expectations of inflation cause a benign cycle of inflation and a strong rise in real-estate prices, the "asset effect" can lead to an increase in consumer spending.

In this passage the author tries to______.

A．criticize Paul Krugman for omitting some crucial points in his theory.

B．explain the recession in the consumer-product in Japan.

C．bring up a theory concerning the consumer behavior.

D．cast some light on how to pull Japan out of the recession in the consumer-product.

The difference between fiscal policy and monetary policy is that______.

A．fiscal policy is macroeconomic policy and monetary policy is microeconomic policy

B．monetary policy is macroeconomic policy and fiscal policy is microeconomic policy

C．fiscal policy involves regulation of natural monopolies and monetary policy involves the provision of public goods

D．monetary policy involves regulation of the money supply and fiscal policy involves government spending and taxing

What is the professor's opinion about the future of wind power?

A．He thinks that wind power will require more research before it becomes practical.

B．He supports the use of wind power only as a secondary source of energy.

C．He feels that most of the world's energy problems will be solved by wind power.

D．He believes that there are too many problems associated with wind power.