Answer:
Frank should set up automatic withdrawals for the company he is paying.
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
Profit maximization objective can easily be manipulated and it is highly subjective. Management may decide to avoid some costs in the short-term such as Investment in Assets, Investment in R &D and other discretionary cost in order to have an impressive profit performance. In the long-run, the avoidance of this cost now may reduce the earnings capacity of the company assets.
Using profit as measure of performance for manager may encourages dysfunctional behavior.
In the true sense, profit generation may not translate into increase in the value of the company . For example, management may decide to reduce depreciation charge, decide to over state revenue or over valued inventory
On other hand, maximizing shareholder value is a long-term and sustainable objective that involved investing in viable projects with positive net present value to enhance the value of the company.
When this is used as a performance measure , it very difficult to manipulate in the short-term.
Answer:
An increase in the minimum wage:
d. decreases the quantity of labor demanded but increases the quantity of labor supplied.
Explanation:
An increase in the minimum wage impact negativly in the demand of labor because each hour it's now more expensive than before, it means that company will looks to reduce their number of headcont due to an increase in each hour of labor existing, all of these just to keep the company cost at the same level.
The increase in the quantity of labor supplied it's favorable because a lot of people will be motivated to look for a job because the company will have to pay better salaries than before, on this escenario more people will go to the market labor looking for a job.
This increase in the labor supply is for those who were not willing to work under the previous salary conditions.
Answer:
(C) A perpetuity is a series of regularly timed, equal cash flows that is assumed to continue Indefinitely Into the future.
Explanation:
a false
the principal is never repaid on a perpetuity
d false the perpetuity is for an indefinite period of time.
definition:
the perpetuity consist in a principal which yield a return over time indefinite. this return do not include any amortization in the principal neither principal installment are done through the investment or loan life
Answer:
A. Patent = 28000 / 7 years = 4000
B. Goodwill = Indefinite life, so amortization is zero
C. Leasehold improvements = Construction is done on 31 December hence no depreciation for the current year
D. Ordinary repairs and maintenance = Revenue expenditure, so no depreciation
E. Machine A = Already recorded depreciation So no additional depredation as it is sold
F. Machine B (31000 - 7000) / 15 year = 1600
