Answer:
Notes payable - Balance sheet
2. Advertising - Income statement
3. Common stock - Balance sheet
4. Cash - Balance sheet
5. Service revenue - Income statement
6. Dividends - retained earnings statement
Explanation:
1. Notes payable - Balance sheet... It s a liability
2. Advertising - Income statement.... It is an expense
3. Common stock - Balance sheet... It is an owner's equity
4. Cash - Balance sheet... It is an asset
5. Service revenue.... Income statement.... It is a revenue/sales
6. Dividends - retained earnings statement
Answer:
c. Sparkling water, evening wine tasting, four-star hotel restaurant
a. You need to convince your coworkers to adopt a new software program that they don’t understand.
b. You need to fire your receptionist.
c. You are sending a past-due notice on an account.
Explanation:
In the first question, sparkling water, even tasting wine and four star hotel restaurant are all specific categories that fall under some of the items in the foregoing scratch list example food and drink and $100/night four star rooms
In the second question, manager use indirect strategies in communicating information that may be perceived as bad news to the employees in such a way as to reduce the negative psychological effect it may have on them. Example firing your receptionist is bad news to her and would have to be communicated indirectly by first offering an explanation and putting the main idea towards the end of the message
A family owned business will consider the budget, profit, goal of the business, status of the business, among others. Although this business might have a difficulty considering the welfare of their employees when deciding an important deal. They will have a difficulty empathizing with their employees since they are more focus on their business than their people.
Answer:
Jane spends $6/lb for the vegetables.
Explanation:
Multiply the number of pounds of fruit she bought and the cost for each pound. That would mean 4 times 5 which equals 20. Subtract 20 from 50 because that shows you how much money she had left. Divide the number of money she has left with the amount of pounds she bought. 30 divided by 5 gives you your final answer of $6 per pound.