Answer:
Soft rationing
Explanation:
Soft rationing is when a company reduces the capital funds it uses for it business processes. This can occur as a result of internal factors like shareholders not wanting to have a high debt profile for the company, wanting to raise capital slowly, and the uncertainty of future funding needs (some future project may be more important than present ones).
In this scenario Brubaker & Goss management has decided to allocate the available funds based on the profitability index of each project since the company has insufficient funds to fulfill all of the requests.
This is using soft rationing to limit use of funds.
Answer:
a. neither the nominal nor the real interest rate rise.
Explanation:
Under Fisher's theory, if the nominal interest rate increases at a higher rate than the inflation rate, then the real interest rate rises. If the inflation rate increases more than the nominal interest rate, then the real interest rate decreases.
Generally, an increase in the money supply decreases the nominal interest rate and increases the inflation rate. That results in both lower nominal interest rates and lower real interest rates.
Answer:
$400.65
Explanation:
Natalia's last 26 weekly salaries:
Week Salary
1 715
2 700
3 730
4 730
5 730
6 720
7 700
8 720
9 720
10 720
11 725
12 720
13 725
14 730
15 730
16 735
17 735
18 735
19 740
20 740
21 740
22 740
23 740
24 740
25 740
26 740
The total compensation for the last 26 weeks = $18,940
her average weekly salary = $18,940 / 26 = $728.46
her unemployment compensation = average weekly salary x 55% = $728.46 x 55% = $400.65
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": Revenue and expense accounts reflect year-to-date amounts throughout the year.
Explanation:
Most firms close their accounts by the end of the year because of accounting reporting purposes. It does not imply throughout the year the firm will not be able to make reports of their performance. They actually can but closing the account relevant for the report requested. <em>By closing the accounts only by the end of the year, the revenue and expense accounts will show annual calculations in the upcoming period books.</em>
