Economic Systems
Internet in the Workplace
Journal Entries
Income
Product, Price, Distribution
100
  • Land is privately owned, and supply and demand dominate how a country functions and the “worth” of things and people

Capitalism

100
  • As of today 13% of workers are full-time remote, and 28% are hybrid

Remote Jobs

100
  • A journal entry is the act of keeping or making records of any transactions either economic or non-economic. 

What is a Journal Entry

100
  • Begins by receiving money

Personal Financial Management

100
  • It is one of the four Ps of marketing, which are product, place, price, and promotion.

Product

200
  • To put that in perspective, to make ONE billion (not 200), one would have to work full-time, minimum wage ($7.50/hr) for 69,000 years

Criticism of Capitalism

200
  • A set of rules that explains what is and is not acceptable use of company-owned and company-operated equipment and networks

Acceptable Use Policy

200
  • The individual entries on a balance sheet are referred to as debits and credits. 

Debits and Credits

200

Salary

Earned Income

200
  • For example, a computer repair does not exist until the technician performs the service on the equipment. Because services are inseparable from the provider, customers often think of the service and the service provider as one and the same.

Product Cont

300
  • One popular form is democratic socialism, which still maintains free markets, but imposes high taxes which are then used to provide an extensive social safety net and government services, like education and healthcare

Socialism, Democratic Socialism, Etc.

300
  • Most companies, (especially remote companies) use these remote servers to store and access data over the internet rather than just on a personal computer

Cloud Computing

300
  • Transactions are listed in an accounting journal that shows a company's DEBIT and CREDIT balances.

What is a Journal Entry

300
  • Payment for work and is usually calculated on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis

Wages

300
  • All products have certain elements that may be changed to meet customer needs. These elements can be organized into three categories

Product Elements

400
  • Some have also argued that higher taxes could drive away new businesses and innovative countries

Criticism of Socialism, Democratic Socialism, Etc.

400
  • The practice of examining material, such as online content, and blocking or deleting anything considered inappropriate. Employers are legally allowed to censor information that employees read on the Internet during work hours.

Ways Employers Prevent Dangerous Activity

400
  • Debits (often represented as DR) record incoming money

Debits and Credits

400

Ex: You work 45 hours one week getting paid $20 an hour. With overtime pay, how much do you get paid?

950

400
  • For example, a feature of a tablet computer as a good is the size of its display screen. 

Features

500
  • Every person is provided the same living standard, in theory

Communism

500
  • A number used to identify an electronic device connected to the Internet

Internet Protocol Address (IP address)

500
  • In this entry, the personal account “Accounts Receivable” represents an individual customer. As the customer makes a purchase, their account is debited (increased), and the sales revenue account is credited.

Personal Account

500
  • A fixed (consistent) payment for work and is usually expressed as an annual figure. It is paid in periodic equal payments.

Salary

500
  • Technical support includes the people and resources available to help customers with any usage problems.

Usage