Answer:
A
Explanation:
For an accounting manual, if your audience has different background of education then you need to keep different section for different audience. The thing is, if you write it for highest level then bookkeepers will have difficulty in understanding it. If you write for lower level, then it will be useless for higher level of audience.
So the manual should include different section for different audience.
Answer:
wages should rise and rents should fall in A
Explanation:
The Factor Price Equalisation Theory states that when two countries trade, the price of identical factors of production will tend to be equalised across the countries. Factors of production include wage rate and rent of capital.
So if a country that is labour abundant trades with another country A there will be tendency for exportation of the excess labour of country B to country A.
As a result country A will become more labour intensive and wages of workers will rise since focus is more on use of labour.
However since less capital will now be used the money spent on renting capital will reduce.
As mentioned the alley was dark. So it is possible that there was someone else at the crime scene and the witness is mistaken to be that man. It is quite possible to see someone in the dark and mistaken them for someone else. As the alley was dark, eye witness testimony is not reliable.
The eyewitness doesn’t have any evidence whereas my client has an alibi and he was not present at the crime scene. Even if my client was standing near the boy it doesn’t prove that he killed someone.
Answer:
$24,000 = Account receivable
$24,000 = Account payable
Explanation:
Since it is given that
The service is performed of $24,000 but not paid by the customer so the same is to be recorded in the account receivable of the asset account
And, the Dixon trucking had the need to pay to their suppliers for $24,000 that is to be recorded in the account payable of the liabilities account
Both the amount is recorded as an account receivable and the account payable respectively
