Judy will have earned less money even if Skip still decides to sell the car. This is due to depreciation - the value of the car decreases as time progresses. Skip forgetting to sell the car caused the car's value to decrease further, making it less profitable as time goes by.
Answer:
Flame, Health Hazard, and Exclamation Mark
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that the pictograms that need to be on the label would be the Flame, Health Hazard, and Exclamation Mark. That is because these pictograms represent the following:
Health Hazard: carcinogen, mutagenicity, Respiratory Sensitizer, Aspiration toxicity, etc.
Flame: flammable, self-heating, organic peroxides, pyrophorics, etc.
Exclamation mark: Respiratory tract irritant, Irritant, Narcotic Effect, etc.
Workers who are known to have skills to operate machines and who only require a minimum amount of training are semiskilled laborers. They are known as semiskilled due to the fact that they work using a bit of skills only, and they don't require to learn the whole aspects of the machine.
Answer:
The expected rate of return in the market 13.29%.
Explanation:
The expected rate of return on a stock is 16.48%.
The stock has a beta of 1.33.
The yield from treasury bill is 3.65%. Since treasury bills are risk free we will consider this risk free rate of return.
The inflation rate is 2.95%.
Expected return on stock=risk free rate+beta(market return-risk free rate)
16.48% = 3.65% + 1.33 (market return - 3.65% )
16.48% - 3.65% = 1.33 ( market return - 3.65% )
12.83% = 1.33( market return - 3.65% )
Market return - 3.65% =
Market return - 3.65% = 9.64%
Market return = 9.64% + 3.65%
Market return = 13.29%
Answer:
B) Decrease in goodwill : Not reported
Explanation:
Generally the measurement period should last a reasonable amount of time (it is not a fixed period but it shouldn't last more than a year), and during that time the buyer should try to make any adjustments regarding the recently acquired company and its assets. Many times an asset might have an assigned value that "should be" similar to the fair market value, but should is not the same as "is".
Any adjustment made during the measurement period must be reported as part of the acquisition process. If the adjustments are made after the measurement period is over, there is no need to report it.