Cash flow statement
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In this case: <u>c. if the court finds that Shawn has substantially performed, he will be able to recover the contract price less any damages caused by his failure to perform as promised.</u>
<u>Explanation</u>:
Harry signed a contract with Shawn to build a house. Harry made some specification to build the house. Shawn did not complete the house according to the specification of the Harry. So Harry refused to pay the contract amount.
<u>Under doctrine of specific performance</u>, the defendant, who has performed substantially, saving some part of contract which is not central to the contract unintentionally, he /she is entitled to receive the contract price as agreed less the money needed to correct the mistakes made by him.
So in this case, Harry can pay less money than the contract price.
Answer:
The answer is C. operating activities section
Explanation:
Irrespective of whether it is direct method or indirect method, decrease or increase in accounts receivable will be in an operating activities section. Changes in working capital like inventory reflects in operating section.
Investing section contains the purchase and sale of long term asset or investment. And financing section is about repayment of debt and equity
She used self-disclosure by saying she was raised in south Korea in Seoul and at times she would like to move back there and also that Koreans like to be entertained and to entertain. In fact, I know that Koreans have been compared to the Irish that they like to have fun and enjoy their beer and outings.
Answer:
B. Japan
Explanation:
Japan is the only country in the available options in which a free market economy operates, which means that households and businesses as economic agents are the ones who make the decisions about what goods and services are produced (this is where trade- offs occur as opportunity costs), this together with market regulation in different levels by the State.
In countries such as the former Soviet Union, North Korea and Cuba, the state is responsible for planning the production of goods and services, which regulates and defines the production to which households and businesses (mostly state-owned) must stick.