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sveta [45]
1 year ago
5

why can it be dangerous to provide credit card information over the internet? does it stop the risk if you only use credit cards

at local businesses?
Business
1 answer:
Cloud [144]1 year ago
3 0

If there were no rules or information security standards governing the data that makes up an e-commerce transaction, the Internet would not be as popular as it is now.

It is well recognized that using cyber security is important for e-commerce. Because cyber assaults may result in significant loss of income, data, and company viability, cyber security is crucial for e-commerce. Be aware that an increase in online crime may cause a crash. Therefore, I would say that, in the absence of regulations or information security standards pertaining to the data that makes up an e-commerce transaction, the Internet would not be as popular as it is now.

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Answer:

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Part 2. $1,500 required

Explanation:

<u>Part 1.</u>

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Beginning cash balance                     10600         10500

Cash receipts from customers            11300          14700  

Cash receipt on note receivable       <u>  6500              0     </u>

Cash available                                     28400        25200

<u></u>

<u>Cash payments:</u>    

Purchases of inventory                         14400           12200

Selling and administrative expenses  <u>  3500            3500  </u>

Total cash payments                          17900           15700

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<u>Cash Receipts:</u>                                                  28400        25200

<u>Cash payments:</u>                                             <u> </u><u>17900         15700 </u>

Ending cash balance before financing          10500           9500  

<u>Less</u>: Ending cash balance Required             <u> 10000          10000 </u>

Projected cash excess                                       500             -500  

Total effects of financing                                 <u>     0                 500  </u>

Ending cash balance                                         10500          10,000

<u></u>

<u></u>

<u>Part 2.</u>

<u>Cash Receipts:</u>

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Beginning cash balance                     10600         10500

Cash receipts from customers            11300          13700  

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Cash available                                     28400        24200

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Selling and administrative expenses  <u>  3500            3500  </u>

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