A shopping good that someone I know purchased is a dining set.The person conducted online research and compared the different options before settling on the item. The research was also mainly conducted on Google and Amazon. This involved reading peer reviews to decide the best product to purchase. <span> </span>
An independent variable is an input, assumption, or driver that is changed in order to assess its impact on a dependent variable (the outcome). Think of the independent variable as the input and the dependent variable as the output. In financial modeling and analysis, an analyst typically performs sensitivity analysis in Excel, which involves changing assumptions in the model to observe the impact on output.
Answer:
a1. 60 days
a2.Remittance = $40,500
b1- 1 % discount offered
b-2, 10days
b-3 =$40,095 ± 0.1
c-1 Implicit interest $405 ± 0.1%
c-2 Days' credit days=50 days
Explanation:
a1. 60 days
a2.0rder for 300 units of inventory at a unit price of $135
Remittance = 300($135)
Remittance = $40,500
b- 1 % discount offered
b-2, 10days
b-3 Remittance (1- 0.01) $40,500
(0.99)$40,500
Remittance =$40,095 ± 0.1%
c-1 Implicit interest $40,500- $40,095
Implicit interest $405 ± 0.1%
c-2
Days' credit days 60-10
Days' credit days=50 days
Answer:
binding arbitration
Explanation:
Both parties agree to be bound by the decision of the arbiter and follow the recommendations/obligations stipulated by the arbiter at the end of the process.
That bound of the two parties makes it a binding arbitration.
As opposed to a non-binding arbitration where the result cannot be enforced onto the parties, a bit like a mediation. The result is more like a discussion starting point towards a negotiation of the end of the conflict.
Answer:
a. Interest Revenue
Identification: Asset
Increases with: Debit
Normal Balance: Debit
b. Accounts Payable
Identification: Liability
Increases with: Credit
Normal Balance: Credit
c. Calhoun, Capital
Identification: Equity
Increases with: Credit
Normal Balance: Credit
d. Office Supplies
Identification: Asset
Increases with: Debit
Normal Balance: Debit
e. Advertising Expense
Identification: Liability
Increases with: Credit
Normal Balance: Credit
f. Unearned Revenue
Identification: Liability
Increases with: Credit
Normal Balance: Credit
g. Prepaid Rent
Identification: Asset
Increases with: Debit
Normal Balance: Debit
h. Utilities Expense
Identification: Liability
Increases with: Credit
Normal Balance: Credit
i. Calhoun, Withdrawals
Identification: Equity
Increases with: Debit
Normal Balance: Debit
j. Service Revenue
Identification: Asset
Increases with: Debit
Normal Balance: Debit