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3 years ago

The two dimensions of the competing values framework are

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Answer: The two dimensions of the competing values framework are the internal focus and imagination and the flexibility and discretion.

Explanation: There are 2 dimensions but 4 models within the competing values framework. The reason this model is called the competing models framework is because each model conflicts the message of another. These framework models do not agree and often times compete for what the best option to make is.

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Answer: C

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3 years ago

Metasteel Limited Co. has a stable track record with sales that are not expected to grow in the next several years. Its last ann

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Answer:

The current price of stock is $31.94.

Explanation:

The stock price can be calculated by simply dividing the last paid dividend with net required rate of return of expected growth rate.

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Price of stock = Last dividend / ( rate of return - growth rate )

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4 years ago

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$290,000

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We start with the cost of building a replica of the house:

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plus highest and best use $25,000

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We start from July 9 as being our first day and in July there are 31 days so 31 - 8 = 23

In August there are 31 days.

In September there are 30 days.

So total days till september are 22+31+30 = 84

So the note is due to be received on October 6.

The amount of interest due is 7200 * 0.08 * 90/360 = $144

The entry to be passed on Oct 6 is a debit to cash for the amount of principal and interest (7200+144) and a credit to interest revenue of 144 and notes receivable of 7200

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4 years ago

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$50,153,400

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The formula is to increase the income tax expense for the year by any decrease in income tax payable or decrease income tax expense by any increase in income tax payable for the year

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Income tax Payable for 2016= $274,010,600

=563,181,600-274,010,600= $289,171,000 - This represents an increase in income tax payable from 2016-2017

Step 2: Decrease the Reported Income Tax by the Increase in Income Tax payable as calculated in Step 1.

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