Mandatory spending is something that either has, or is strongly urged to be done. Discretionary spending is based on the spenders discretion, if the spender thinks it needs to be spent, then they would do so. Example of mandatory spending would be paying back a loan. Example of discretionary spending would be a good business investment. Hope this helps!
Answer:
institutional copy.
Explanation:
In the scenario described above, the institutional copy style was used, which can be defined as a type of advertisement whose objective is not to sell a product or service, but rather to promote the selling company through its policies, philosophies and objectives, with the objective of strengthening and creating its reputation so that customers are aware of their values and reputation, generating recognition and prestige.
This is what the company analyzed in the above question did by running an ad that shows environmental experts praising its social practices and encouraging readers to access its website and learn about its positive environmental practices
Answer:
$72,800
Explanation:
Book value:
= Value of bonds + Unamortized bond premium
= $1,000,000 + $92,800
= $1,092,800
Paid at redemption:
= 102% of value of bonds
= 102% × $1,000,000
= $1,020,000
Gain on bond retirement:
= Book value - Paid at redemption
= $1,092,800 - $1,020,000
= $72,800
Therefore, gain should be recognized on this bond retirement will be $72,800.
Answer:
Increase in Demand , Increase in Equilibrium Price & Equilibrium Quantity
Explanation:
Demand i.e buyers ability & willingness to buy, has a factor affecting : 'Price of Other Goods - Substitute Goods', which can be inter changeably used. Substitute goods' price & quantity are directly related because- rise in price of a good makes other good relatively cheaper & increases latter's demand and vice versa.
Similarly, If X & Y are substitutes - Increase in price of Y makes it relatively expensive, reduces its demand & increases X demand by making it relatively cheaper (shifts demand curve rightwards).
Increase in X demand & rightward shift in demand curve creates Excess Demand, causing competition among buyers & increasing EquilIbrium Price & equilibrium quantity at new equilibrium.
In this sales case, the grantors tax will be based on the selling price.
<h3>What is a
grantors tax?</h3>
This refers to tax that is applied on the transfer on ownership such as on sales of property, house etc.
Here, the the grantors tax will be based on the selling price even though it is customary for the seller to pay the grantors tax.
Therefore, the selling price is correct.
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