The statement that is not true regarding a critical asset in the enterprise environment is:
- It can easily be replaced
<h3>What is a critical asset?</h3>
Critical assets are the main resources that sustain the daily operation of a business.
These assets are the lifeblood of the business so any attempt to replace them can significantly damage the smooth running of the organization. So, critical assets cannot be replaced.
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Answer: Polycentric approach
Explanation:
A polycentric staffing policy is a form of staffing policy whereby the nationals of the host countries will be recruited and employed to helps manage the subsidiaries that are in their own country while the nationals of the parent countries will have to occupy th key positions that are available at th corporate headquarters.
This is the kind of approach that is used by Mexico-based Rodriguez Engineering Corporations in the question.
Answer: Government regulation, Economies of scale
Explanation:
Barriers to entry refers to the restrictions that are imposed on the entry of a new firm or business into the market. These can be,
a). <em>Government regulation</em>- Sometimes the government puts many restrictions on the entry of a new firm. These can be license requirement or by limiting the availability of a resource.
b). <em>Economies of scale</em>- These refer to the efficiency in production that occurs when one firm grows larger in size and is able to cover the entire market at a lower cost than many small firms producing the same good in smaller quantities. The cost of production is lower for a single firm than for many firms.
Answer: The correct answer is "In the inclusions section of the contract
".
Explanation: The refrigerator and window covers are taken into account in the "contract inclusions" section because this section includes all items included in the sale that do not correspond to be sold as personal property.
Answer:
Dr cash $310,831
Dr discount on bonds payable $29,169
Cr bonds payable $340,000
On 30th June 2021
Dr interest expense $ 15,542
Cr cash $15,300
Cr discount on bonds payable $242
On 31st December 2021
Dr interest expense $ 15,554
Cr cash $15,300
Cr discount on bonds payable $254
Explanation:
The bond issued at a discount is the first bond whose cash proceeds of $310,831 were less than face value of $340,000.
Discount=face value -cash proceeds=$340,000-$310,831=$29,169.00
Find attached bond amortization schedule.
