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Willow Trees Inc. makes seven different products, four of which are within their first year of existence. The demands for all pr

Papessa [141]

Answer:

Willow Trees Inc. should use bottom-up planning

Explanation:

Bottom-Up Planning is an effective method to increase productivity and efficiency of the production process. It includes planning, and defining the objectives that company needs to achieve through bottoms first.

Firstly, targets that will help achieve lower level hierarchy are set into place. From there they are slowly incorporated in higher level goals that will eventually reach the global goals of the company.

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What is the purpose of the sherman antitrust act

tamaranim1 [39]

To destory monopolies that were using their power to harm society.

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As a result of cash flow shortages, Washington Department Stores has fallen behind in payments to suppliers. Some suppliers are

xenn [34]

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "D": short-term financing.

Explanation:

Short-term financing allows companies to obtain capital for their day-to-day operations. The funds obtained are typically used for the transactions companies require during one period -one year, but the term for payment tends to be within six (6) to twenty-four (24) months. Under this scenario, the main purpose of firms is to keep their businesses up and running and obtain profits enough for the payment of the loan and reinvestment in the company.

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Lotoya Davis Corporation has 10 million shares o common stock issued and outstanding. On June 1, the board of directors voted an

Viktor [21]

Answer:

June 1st:

Retained Earnings (Dr.) $8,000,000

Dividends Payable (Cr.) $8,000,000

June 30th

Dividends Payable (Dr.) $8,000,000

Cash (Cr.) $8,000,000

These entries will remain same even in the case of liquidating dividend.

Explanation:

On June 1st the dividend is declared so the journal entry will be

Retained Earnings (Dr.) $8,000,000

Dividends Payable (Cr.) $8,000,000

There will be no journal entry on June 14th.

On June 30th the dividend is paid:

Dividends Payable (Dr.) $8,000,000

Cash (Cr.) $8,000,000

The entry would not have differed if it was a liquidating dividend.

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2 years ago

How much would Keith have in his account after three years if he started with $200 and earns 2 percent interest, compounding ann

padilas [110]

212.24 would be your answer. 12.24 is just how much he makes off interest, not the total amount. 200 is what he started with. And 400 is just way to high of a number.

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