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Q566649 Administração Pública
Dispõe sobre as sanções aplicáveis aos agentes públicos nos casos de enriquecimento ilícito no exercício de mandato, cargo, emprego ou função na administração pública direta, indireta ou fundacional e dá outras providências. BRASIL. Lei nº 8.429, de 02 de junho de 1992. Disponível em . Acessado em 17 de agosto de 2015. A lei acima mencionada serve como exemplo de qual dos conceitos abaixo?
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Q566648 Administração Pública
Uma boa gestão precisa de uma rede de apoio para funcionar e se manter. O trabalho de um único indivíduo não é capaz de sustentar uma organização funcionando de forma adequada. Imagem associada para resolução da questão
Na tira acima, Mafalda fala da política e da relação entre os governantes. Traduzindo a fala dela para termos mais técnicos, o que ela chama de “amor” na verdade se refere à:
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Q566647 Inglês
A questão abaixo tomará por base o seguinte texto, Operations Management: Text and Cases – Marshall, Abernathy, Miller, Olsen, Rosenbloom and Wyckoff – pg. 18: 
In any real case it is clear that the nature of the problem should focus your analysis. Instead, we have tried to show several steps that might be useful in an analysis. These steps are summarized below:
- Define the process. Determine the tasks and the flows of information and goods. Also, determine where it is possible to store goods in the process. This effort can be recorded in a process flow diagram. 
- Determine the range of capacity for the process. This will require an analysis of each task and a comparison of how these tasks are balanced. In addition determine the effect of storage in the system on the capacity of tasks and flows. Inventories may allow the process to operate out of balance for some time, but in the long run the capacity of the process is limited by the capacity of its slowest task.
- Determine the cost of inputs (labor, materials, energy and capital) and relate these costs to the output (a good or a service). This will result in the calculation of the average cost of a unit of output or the marginal cost of a unit of output or both. Once this is done it may be possible to determine the value of the output in some market by comparing the cost, quality and timeliness of this output to the needs of that market.
What is the second step to calculate the price of your final product or service?
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Q566646 Inglês
A questão abaixo tomará por base o seguinte texto, Operations Management: Text and Cases – Marshall, Abernathy, Miller, Olsen, Rosenbloom and Wyckoff – pg. 18: 
In any real case it is clear that the nature of the problem should focus your analysis. Instead, we have tried to show several steps that might be useful in an analysis. These steps are summarized below:
- Define the process. Determine the tasks and the flows of information and goods. Also, determine where it is possible to store goods in the process. This effort can be recorded in a process flow diagram. 
- Determine the range of capacity for the process. This will require an analysis of each task and a comparison of how these tasks are balanced. In addition determine the effect of storage in the system on the capacity of tasks and flows. Inventories may allow the process to operate out of balance for some time, but in the long run the capacity of the process is limited by the capacity of its slowest task.
- Determine the cost of inputs (labor, materials, energy and capital) and relate these costs to the output (a good or a service). This will result in the calculation of the average cost of a unit of output or the marginal cost of a unit of output or both. Once this is done it may be possible to determine the value of the output in some market by comparing the cost, quality and timeliness of this output to the needs of that market.
What is the first step to calculate the price of your final product or service?
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Q566645 Inglês
A questão abaixo tomará por base o seguinte texto, Operations Management: Text and Cases – Marshall, Abernathy, Miller, Olsen, Rosenbloom and Wyckoff – pg. 18: 
In any real case it is clear that the nature of the problem should focus your analysis. Instead, we have tried to show several steps that might be useful in an analysis. These steps are summarized below:
- Define the process. Determine the tasks and the flows of information and goods. Also, determine where it is possible to store goods in the process. This effort can be recorded in a process flow diagram. 
- Determine the range of capacity for the process. This will require an analysis of each task and a comparison of how these tasks are balanced. In addition determine the effect of storage in the system on the capacity of tasks and flows. Inventories may allow the process to operate out of balance for some time, but in the long run the capacity of the process is limited by the capacity of its slowest task.
- Determine the cost of inputs (labor, materials, energy and capital) and relate these costs to the output (a good or a service). This will result in the calculation of the average cost of a unit of output or the marginal cost of a unit of output or both. Once this is done it may be possible to determine the value of the output in some market by comparing the cost, quality and timeliness of this output to the needs of that market.
How can you determine the range of capacity of a process?
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256: A
257: A
258: A
259: A
260: A