Answer:
E) General journal
Explanation:
The general journal is used to record all the accounting transactions carried out by a company. If the company uses an accounting tool software or a more complete ERP software, the transaction should be recorded immediately or as soon as possible.
For example, the journal record for this transaction should be:
- Dr Accounts Payable account 6,000
- Cr Cash account 6,000
Answer:
$1,032,260
Explanation:
Dove's unappropriated retained earnings balance as of December 31, 2016 = Unappropriated retained earnings balance on January 1, 2016 + Net income - Dividends distributions.
= 796,010 + 386,250 - 150,000.
= $1,032,260
Unappropriated retained earnings balance of Dove corporation as on December 31, 2016 is $1,032,260
Answer:
The answer is: You should invest in Project B since it has a higher NPV ($12.65) than Project A ($12.04)
Explanation:
Using an excel spreadsheet we can determine the net present value (NPV function) of the cash flows associated with each project.
<u>Project A</u> <u>Project B</u>
40 30
50 30
60 30
0 30
discount rate for both projects = 15%
NPV Project A's cash flows = $112.04 minus the amount invested (100) = $12.04
NPV Project B's cash flows = $85.65 minus the amount invested (73) = $12.65
Answer:
a. 1. You would want the regulatory boards to see more competition, so you would argue that the relevant market is all toys, which is as broad as possible. This would make it less likely that the merger would violate merger guidelines.
b. 2. You would want to use the narrowest definition of the market, which would be dolls. This would make it more likely that the merger would violate merger guidelines.
Explanation:
a. In order to avoid anti-trust laws, it would be best that Mattel convinces the authorities that the relevant category is all toys not just a subsection. This will show that the toys made by the new company would have a lot of competition from other toy makers across the board which would reduce their chances of being a monopoly and violate merger guidelines.
b. As the bid is unsolicited, Hasbro might want to defend against it. In which case their strategy should be the exact opposite of that of Mattel and they should try to convince the regulatory boards that they would be in the narrowest of markets which would be dolls. This would mean that the merger has a strong chance of leading to a monopoly and would violate merger guidelines.
