Answer:
The correct answer is option A. 
Explanation:
US imports refer to the goods and services that are produced in some countries other than the US. These goods are then sold in the US. The imports for the US are exports for the country that is producing those goods and services. 
While the goods and services that are produced in the US and sold in some other country are exports for the US and imports for the purchasing country. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
C
Explanation:
So what we can infer is that Natalle is really lazy when looking for a job. Now, we can also infer that her friends and her parents push her to get a job, but she will not go, which is why she rarely goes to interviews for one. When she does, however, just as mentioned here, she showed up half an hour late. So, I am not saying that she should blame her friends for herself being late, but out  of all of the choices, this seems the most logical for the following reasons:
A- Her Friends Have Jobs (Wrong)
B- Person-blame happens ALL of the time, not rarely. (Wrong)
C- The only logical answer (still not ok to blame people) (Correct)
D-There is plenty of info. (Wrong)
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Total asset turnover is 1.035.
Explanation:
The total assets that the company had = $932000
Gross sales = $1097000
Net sales = $965000
The total asset turnover can be determined by dividing the net sales with average total assets. Here, the average total assets are $932000 and net sales is $965,000.  
Total asset turnover = net sales / average total assets
= 965000 / 932000
=1.035
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The correct answer is (E)
Explanation:
MARS chocolate company will apply all the methods except financial ratios. Financial ratios cannot be used to forecast future sales in this specific situation. Financial ratios are used to analyse, and examine the current financial strength of an organisation, and it helps to compare the financial situation of a company. Financial ratios are used specifically for comparison between organisation’s current and preceding financials.