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Answer:
Total current liabilities 13,800
Explanation:
Current Liabilities:
Obligation to pay or do within a year.
We are on Dec 31th 20X2 so anything due on Dec 31th 20X3 or before this date, will be current.
Note payable 2,000 (due nov 1, 20X2)
Discount on NP (500)
Note payable net 1, 500
Unearned Revenues 9,200
(80% of the 11,500 will be provided during the year)
Account Payable 1,600
Total current liabilities 13,800
the allowance for doubtful account is a contra-asset account not a liability account.
The equity is not part of the current liabilities.
the dividends were declared and paid, so there is no dividend payable.
Answer:
B. generally not affected by diversification, because investors can easily diversify their own portfolios
Explanation:
The reason is that the business itself is diversified and the result is that the company is earning an average return on its business operations. If the investor is managing the portfolio then it means the investor is making its portfolio a risk diversified which include the shares companies that had diversified its operations in the market. So portfolio return doesn't affect the return on an individual company shares because portfolio return is the aggregate return of different number of shares in different companies.
Answer:
A) it is irrelevant to the baby products company.
Explanation:
Since in the question it is given that the you work in that company where the products of the baby are sold and your manager ask to conduct the research on the automotive sales so here the problem with regard to research objective is not relevant as we know that the reserach is expensive and time consuming too and it does not show the direct relation between the baby products sales and the automotive sales.
Therefore the option A is correct
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Explanation:
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