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AveGali [126]
3 years ago
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IKEA sells a portable workbench called the FARTFULL. The product has many positive features, and in German or Swedish markets, t

he name describes the product's features well (Fahrt meaning travel). This brand name in the United States, however, may not be as effective due to:
A. disappointment when the product fails to perform.
B. the element of humor which makes consumers question product quality.
C. governmental restrictions on brand names regarding bodily functions.
D. language and cultural differences.
E. difficulty in spelling and pronunciation
Business
1 answer:
USPshnik [31]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

the answer is D. language and cultural differences.

Explanation:

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Cash  44,250      

Receivables  $1,850      

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Explanation:

The question is to determine the recording of the transactions above on the Accounting equation

The accounting equation says Assets = Liabilities + Owners' Equity

In this context assets = Cash, Receivables and Equipment

Liabilities = Payables

Owners' Equity = Capital + Revenue - Expenses

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ASSETS                                            = LIABILITIES       +     OWNERS EQUITY

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1. $60,000                                                                      60,000

2.                                            $22,000     $22,000

3. $3,100                                                                                        3,100

4. -4,600                                    4,600

5                      $5,050                                                                  5,050

6. -4,450                                                                                                    4,450

7. 3,200           -3,200

8. -13,000                                                    -13,000

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