The primary weakness of the imitation account is that it does not account for generatively.
Imitation based account of belief transmission more focus on the formation of belief because of the voluntariness of imitation and the non-voluntariness of belief formation. Imitation is powerful learning mechanism.
Answer: $62
Explanation:
The customer sold the stock short at $74 per share. Later on, the customer sold a Sept 65, Put at $3 on this stock. If the short put is exercised, the customer is obligated to buy the stock at $65 per share. Since the customer received $3 in premiums when the put was sold, the net cost to the customer is $62 per share for the stock (this is the cost basis in the stock for tax purposes). The stock that has been purchased is delivered to cover the short sale, closing the transaction. The customer's gain is: $74 sale proceeds - $62 cost basis = 12 point gain.
Answer:
4. The total market demand has not changed
the demand has been adjusted by a change in supply
Explanation:
Movement along a demand curve results from changes in the price of the product. Supply influences price change. Movement along a demand curve means the quantity demanded has increased or decreased due to a price change.
A total change in demand is when the quantity demanded changes at all prices. Changes in customers' preferences or a change in the prices of compliment or supplement products make the entire demand change.
A shift in the demand curve demonstrates a total chan
Answer:
Correct Option is B) Rochester Income Increase, Reedsburg Income No effect
Explanation:
As per IFRS,
When a company holds share of any company up to 20% then it is an associate, and in this case Rochester holds only 15% and thus will increase its net income with dividend received. (Cost method is followed)
When a company holds more than 20 % and less than 50% then the equity method is followed until and unless major significance is not exercised, generally it is exercised. In that case equity method is followed, and any income received is adjusted from cost of investment, and do not form part of income.
Answer:
Period costs
Explanation:
Period costs are Costs that are incurred in generating revenues during the period, but are not involved in the manufacturing process. These cost are not related directly to the production process. These costs cannot be capitalized on the company's balance sheet. They are expensed in the period in which they were incurred and are included in the financial statement during their assigned accounting period.
