Answer:
It would be C. If this question has more than one answer, then it would be C & E
Explanation:
Answer:
increase equilibrium price and quantity if the product is a normal good.
Explanation:
In the case of normal good there is a direct relationship between the income and the quantity demanded. That means if the income rises so the quantity demanded would also rised and if the income declines so the quantity demanded also fall
So as per the given situation if there is a rise in income so the equilibrium price and quantity would increased in the case when the product is a normal good
Answer:
ACME Drilling should record impairment loss of $6.9 million
Explanation:
According to GAAP, when the fair value of an asset is below the net carrying amount of that asset ( Asset's historical cost - Asset's accumulated depreciation or the net book value of the asset), the Company should record it as asset impairment loss.
In ACME's case, the net book value is $18.6 million while the estimated fair value is only $11.7 million meaning that the platform is actually worth less than it is recorded on ACME's book. Thus, an impairment loss of $6.9 million should be recorded ( $18.6 million - $11.7 million) to realize the fair value of the oil-drilling platform.
The sum of projected sum of future cash flows in this case is not suitable to be used to determine the oil-drilling platform because it has not been discounted to the present value amount, and also, it is not appropriate under GAAP.
The answer is: b. Bank E offers you a chocolate bar for filling out an application for checking and credit at the same time.
When you make examination to determine the type of bank accounts to open , your focus should only be the financial gain that you will obtain from the banks, not small snack that you can buy easily with your money.
You need to focus on finding out which banks would provide more interest rates for your saving, which provide the fastest and reliable services, and which provides more investments opportunities for you.
The answer is: [A]: "TRUE" .
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