Answer:
<em>Product-Specific Research</em>
Explanation:
Product research <em>is an essential part of the development of new products. Analysis will help you determine important issues at every stage of the process and avoid costly errors.</em>
Testing a prototype will help you to reject uncompromising concepts, allowing you to focus money and time commitment on goods with the best chance of commercial success.
Product-Specific Research includes finding key product features that are selling points. Sells the benefit that the product provides.
Answer:
The bank reconciliation statement is as shown below:
Amount in $
Balance per bank statement 33,650.00
Deposit in transit 9,150.00
Outstanding check (17,865.00)
Bank charges 80.00
Note collected (6,095.00)
Returned check (540.00)
Check drawn <u> (630.00)
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Book balance <u> 17,750.00</u><u> </u>
Explanation:
Deposit in transit has been recorded in the books, thus the addition to the bank balance. Bank charges have been deducted from the bank balance but not in the cash book hence it is added back. Note collected is yet to be recognized in the books hence the deduction from the bank balance.
Amount recorded from the check returned is more than the actual by $540 hence the deduction. The check drawn has been over charged by the bank to the tune of $630 hence the deduction.
Answer: both internally and externally
Explanation: In simple words, financial statements refers to the group of reports and statements that are prepared by an organisation for communication its financial performance and postilion to its internal and external stakeholders.
It constitutes balance sheet, cash flow statement and income statement etc.
Opportunity cost is something you gave up to do the other thing you want to do. This is basically the loss of potential gain you can have on a certain alternative because of choosing the other alternative. In this problem, the opportunity cost of writing the term paper is $140 dollars. This can be break-down as follows:
a. $60 opportunity cost<span> she has given up for not</span> working<span> on her job</span>
<span>b. $80 opportunity cost she has given up for not going out with a friend</span>
