Answer:C
Explanation: Since you need 2.5 Canadian Dollars, .89 = to 1. Therefore 2.5 times the .89 equals to 2.225, or rounding up to 2.23
Answer:
1. Cash $700 Dr
Unearned Service Revenue $700 Cr
2. Unearned Service revenue $35 Dr
Service Revenue $35 Cr
Explanation:
1. When the payment is received in advance, the cash is received so it will be debited as cash is increasing. The service has not been provided so it is a liability of the company and the unearned service revenue will be credited as liability is increasing.
2. The cash received in advance $700 is for the service that is to be provided 20 times.
When the service is provided one time, the revenue for this has been earned so it will be recorded as a decrease to liability and an increase to revenue. So unearned service revenue will be debited and service revenue will be credited.
The revenue from one time service providing is = 700 / 20 = $35
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D. may still have a net increase in cash." If a company reports a net loss...(10 points)? If a company reports a net loss, it <span>D. may still have a net increase in cash</span>
Explanation:
In 1979, Michael Porter developed a model of competitive analysis that became popularly known as "Porter's 5 forces". That are:
- Rivalry between competitors;
- Bargaining power of suppliers;
- Bargaining power of customers;
- Threat of new competitors;
- Threat of new products or services.
These five forces help the organization to position itself in the market, discovering essential information about the macro environment, such as information about competitors, which contributes to the effectiveness of quality management, based on efficient techniques on market analysis.
Porter also defined 3 general strategies that can be applied in any company, regardless of size and area of operation, so that it is possible to achieve a competitive and differentiated position in the current market.
- Cost leadership,
- Differentiation and
- Focus.
In the case of Quebecor Printing, analyzing its strategy of offering a personalized service using "selective binding" to print, it can be said that the company uses Porter's focused differentiation strategy, whose main characteristics are to provide a differentiated service from competitors for satisfy the needs of the consumer, so it is important that the company also invests in process improvement, such as improving the technical training of employees and developing market segmentation research so that the entry into markets in other locations occurs according to the needs and particularities of the target audience of a given location.