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Discuss the principle of Acquisitions Management thoroughly. What is the most important? What do you think will become more impo

rtant over the next two decades?

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The balance of the allowance for doubtful account should be equal to the amount estimated to be uncollectible based on the ageing analysis

Estimated uncollectible account $ 31,000

Allowance for doubtful accounts prior to adjustment <u>$ 3,000</u>

Bad debts expense for the year to be recorded <u> $ 28,000</u>

The accounting entry to record this is as follows:

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*Assumed purchase of treasury shares

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The computation of net cash provided by operations is shown below

Cash flow from operating activities

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Based on the available information, the physical capital per worker and the labor productivity in 2028 are higher than those in 2027 due to an increase in productivity. Furthermore, if there could be free education, savings, and funding for research work, productivity will definitely increase. This will enlighten the workers and boost the economy.

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