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Answer:
$3,310.20
Explanation:
The applicable formula in this case is
A = P x ( 1 + r )^ n
Where A= amount after 20 years
P is principle amount= $1000
r is interest rate = 6 % or 0.06 per year: monthly interest = 0.06/12
n is number of periods = 12 months x 20 years
A = $1000 x ( 1 + 0.005) ^240
A = $1000x (1.005) ^ 240
A =$1000 x 3.31020447580
A =$3,310.2044
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
skimming.
Explanation:
In this context, it can be said that Luciana will use the skimming pricing strategy.
This strategy consists of setting a relatively high price for the new product or service that will be offered in the market and then gradually lowering its price.
This strategy works by charging a high initial price that will be accepted by the first customers and after the first demand is satisfied, the price will be reduced to attract the most price sensitive customers.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Explanation:
Ray, the owner of a small corporation, ordered CPA Holmes to perform a record audit. Ray told Holmes that a loan application should include a prompt analysis of the audited financial statements of a bank. Holmes acknowledged the agreement unanimously and decided that an auditor's report should be given within 3 weeks. If the loan was granted, Ray accepted to pay Holmes a fixed fee plus a bonus.
Two accountant graduates were employed by Holmes to perform the audit and spent several hours saying exactly what to do. Holmes told the students to concentrate instead on providing accurate statistical facts in the documents and summing up a date that confirms Ray's financial statements that do not include footnotes, instead of testing the controls.
Holmes checked the documents and produced a report of the auditor without qualification. The article applies neither to the GAAPs nor to their consistent application.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: False 
Explanation:
False.
Long term debt is a debt owed by an economic entity which could either be the inividual, a business or the government and such debts are expected to mature in a period of at least one year.
It should be noted that the long term debt isn't reported in fund level financial statement but rather it's reported in government wide statements.