Answer and Explanation:
The recording and the computations are as follows
a. The recording of the October revenue transactions are shown below:
DATE INVOICE NO. ACCOUNT DEBITED POST.REF.
ACCOUNT REC. DR. FEES EARNED CR.
Oct 2 321 Pryor Co.
380
Oct 3 322 Armor Co.
540
Oct 14 323 Pryor co.
190
Oct 24 324 Rose co.
790
Oct 31 1900
b) Now the total amount for account receivable and fees earned is
Account receivable = 1900
Fees earned = 1900
c) The October 31 balance is
October 31 balance
= $380 + $190 - $380
= $190
Answer:
C. low-income countries characterized by limited industrialization and stagnant economies
Explanation:
Emerging markets are economies of developing countries. They are traditional economies based on the export of raw material and subsistence agriculture. Emerging markets are trying to move away from these types of economies by investing in manufacturing and adopting mixed economy models. Emerging markets are transitioning from low income and less developed to industrialized economies with higher standards of living.
Lower than average per capita income characterizes emerging markets. They also experience moderate economic growth compared to the developed economy. However, emerging markets are presenting investors with an opportunity for high returns due to their rapid growth.
The where’s the picture !!
Answer:
10.52 years
Explanation:
We can work out the number of years using this relationship
V =P× (1+r)^n
V= tribe valeu = 3×3.5 = 10.5
r-growth rate -11%
n- number of years- ?
10.5 = 3.5× (1.11)^n
<em>dividing both sides by 1.11^n</em>
1.11^n = 10.5/3.5
<em>taking the log of both sides</em>
n log 1.11 = log 3
n = log 3/log 1.11
n =10.52
Answer:
The statement is inaccurate.
Explanation:
Comment on the validity of this statement. LO 3 (p. 19-9).
The statement is inaccurate. When a deficit exists in current E & P and a positive balance exists in accumulated E & P, the accounts are netted at the date of distribution. If a positive balance results, the distribution is a divide to the extent of the balance. Any loss in current E & P is deemed to accrue ratably throughout the year unless the parties can show otherwise.
