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3 years ago

Barney Corporation recognized a $100 million preferred stock balance on 12/31/2019.

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1 answer:

mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. $120m

Explanation:

As per the given situation, the calculation of the ended year the preferred stock is shown below:

Ending preferred stock balance

= Beginning balance of preferred stock + new issuance of preferred stock

= $100 million + $20 million

= $120 million

Therefore, for computing the ending preferred stock balance we simply applied the above formula and ignore all other values as they are not relevant. So the correct answer is C.

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Vehicle leases 6,200 0 6,200

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Advertising 6,800 $47,600 ($7 x 6,800) 54,400

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2 years ago

Briefly describe the differences among international bond, bank and equity markets. Would you support an MNC that favors financi

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Answer:

Answer to this question is explained below in detail.

Explanation:

This question is not complete. This has two parts a) and b). Part a) is complete and b) is incomplete. I have written down the complete question and will try to answer completely.

a) Briefly describe the differences among international bond, bank and equity markets.

b) Would you support an MNC that favors financing through bonds issues or would you rather support one that favors financing through stock issues?

Solution:

a) We are asked to differentiate between international bond, bank and equity markets.

All three terms are related to raising funds, lending or borrowing to raise the capital for some government or for any company.

Let's start with International Bonds first.

International Bonds : In this globalized world, a company can raise its capital through getting debt in the form of international bonds from international institutions over the assets value of the company. For example: XYZ company has a asset value of 10 million dollars, so it can get international bonds accordingly.

International Equity markets: Again due to interlinked world, companies and institutions all over the world can invest their funds in any company around the globe. And through equity markets companies can sell their shares to raise its capital depending upon the asset value of the company.

International Banks: International banks are international institutions which raise capital in particular country and have branches all over the world. It can lend funds to companies on particular interest rates. Furthermore, all those bonds are generated in these banks as well.

b) Supporting an MNC that favors financing through bonds issues or through equity markets or stock issues will depend on the debt/equity ratio of the company. If it is low, company should go for debt or bond issues. If it is high then it should opt for stock issues.

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Human element; collusion.

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In this scenario, Eric Hansen is a receiving clerk who has just been denied a raise. He has approached his subordinate, who is the new storeroom clerk, about diverting inventory to sell for personal gain. This is an example of the human element, which may lead to collusion.

Human element can be defined as a strategic technique for improving and dealing with the way or manner employees work together in a business environment in order to achieve greater organizational performance and accomplishments. Human element can be used to improve openness, sincerity and honesty among the the very many people (employees) working individually or together as a team in an organization.

In this case, when the storeroom clerk agrees to Eric's suggestion, this would lead to both of them diverting inventory to sell for personal gain. This is simply an act of collusion.

Collusion is an illegal cooperation or agreement between two or more people with an ulterior motive, for personal benefits.

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Answer:

a) FIFO

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LIFO means last in, first out. It is an inventory system where the last purchased inventory is the first to be sold.

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