Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
The GAAP doesn't allow corporations to record any income or loss from investments in its own stock (repurchase and reissuing) since transactions involving the owners of the corporation cannot result in profit or losses. Shareholders are the owners of the corporation and it cannot make a profit or loss by selling to itself.
Reissuing or repurchasing of stock only affects the balance sheet, like all transaction involving stocks.
Answer: Option D is unemployed.
Explanation:
Option A is currently fully occupied with his education.
Option B, Janice is still in college and not fully into the labor market.
Option C, is a high school student, just looking for a part time job, not really unemployed.
Option D, is not really engaged in any job or education, so currently unemployed.
Answer:
I think it c sorry if you get I wrong
C, the month you’re born has noting to do with it and the done really pay attention to where you live!
Systematic risk does not include business risk (option c).
<h3>What is systematic risk?</h3>
Systematic risk are risk that are inherent in the economy. Systematic risk cannot be diversified away. They are also known as market risk. Examples of this risk include recession, inflation, and high interest rates. Systematic risk can only be insured against. Systematic risk is known as undiversifiable risk.
Business risk is an example of non-systematic risk. It is the risk that is specific to a business and not the whole economy. Non-systematic risk can be diversified by holding different types of stocks in the portfolio. Non-systematic risk are known as diversifiable risk.
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