Answer:
C) Although people's moral characters are probably developed before, they get into a business school, it is still useful for business schools to cover ethics, including giving students an idea about the adverse consequences of unethical behavior to themselves, their firms, and the nation.
Explanation:
Usually we all start to develop our moral character at a very young age, when we are basically small children. Our parents are usually our initial role model, the our school, friends and social environment shape and define it. But an individual's moral character is not something fixed, it may change in time, even when we are old. Personal experiences, the media and our experience with institutions (e.g. university or a company where we work) can change our sense morality.
So it is never too late to try to teach moral standards and the negative consequences of unethical behavior since hopefully anyone with a flawed set of moral standards wan change them for better.
The correct order for the balance sheet is:
1.<span>assets (includes all the things with financial values that the company owned)
2liabilities, (all the responsibilities that the company have to pay in the future)
3.owners' equity ( Total assets minus total liability, indicate the net financial value of the company)</span>
Answer:
Business cycle
Explanation:
The business cycle also refers to as the rise and fall of economic activity through periods of expansion and recession.
Answer: Option(a) is correct.
Explanation:
Corn chips and potato chips, both are substitute goods and thus, affect each others demand by a small changes in various factors.
In this question, a good weather increases the harvesting of corn which increases the supply of corn chips.
This shifts the supply curve rightwards as a result price falls and quantity increases. Hence, this lower price, increases the consumer surplus in the market of corn chips.
This change in the supply of corn chips will affect the demand for potato chips in the potato chips market. So, the demand curve for potato chips shifts leftwards. This shift in the demand curve, reduces the price level and quantity level. Hence, this lowers the producer surplus in the market for potato chips.
Gia, Inc., has sales of $678,000, costs of $340,000, depreciation expense of $84,000, interest expense of $52,000, and a tax rat
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Answer:
$118,580
Explanation:
Sales. $678,000
Less: cost of goods sold ($340,000)
Less : Depreciation exp ($84,000)
Gross profit. $254,000
Less: interest expense ($52,000)
Net income before taxes $202,000
Less: Tax rate 21% ($42,420)
Net income. $159,580
Less: dividends. ($41,000)
Retained earnings. $118,580