Answer:
A) Any of these causes could be a reasonable answer.
Explanation:
When the government needs to spend money on service projects or products, there are many roadblocks in the way.
1. The US House has the "power of the purse," because All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives (U.S. Constitution, Art. I, sect. 7)
2. Most State Governments have to approve contracts and vet private industries to complete public works projects.
3. Like all business structures,all of the factors of production need to be in place before work can begin.
Explanation:
A: Together their flat is $500, however if they were to live separately it'd be $350 per month. 350x2= 700. They save $200 by sharing a flat. However, if Karl plays John $175 a month to keep the dirty dishes away, then 200>175. Therefore, they should live together.
Karl could just live alone and pay the $350 to live alone with no dish problem. Since Karl will play $175 to rid the dish problem the highest rent he'll pay is 350-175=175. John would pay 500-175=325<350 this shows it better for John to live with Karl.
B: If living alone, John would pay £ 350. The highest monthly rent he would be willing to pay for the shared apartment is: £ 350- £ 30 = £ 320. This means that Karl would need to pay at least: £ 500- £ 320 = £ 180. But the highest monthly rent Karl would be willing to pay is : £ 175. They should live separately.
hope this helps you out a bit, I know its a lot. But its math, what do we expect. lol
Answer:
Option C.
Current liabilities, $420,000;
Long-term Debt, $1,260,000.
Explanation:
The reason is that the amount that will be paid within the next 12 is current liabilities, so the amount $420,000 is current liability as it will be paid within the next 12 months. So the remainder of the amount that is not payable in the next 12 months is long term liability.
Long Term Liability = $1,680,000 Total Payable Amount - $420,000 Current Liability
Long Term Liability = $1,260,000
Answer:
Explanation:
Adjusted Present Value (APV) and Net Present Value (NPV) are tools used in valuation of business operations or business projects. APV differs from NPV as the former uses cost of equity as the discount rate whereas the latter uses the WACC(weighted average cost of capital). Other business valuation methods are Payback period which is used to determine the number of years it takes for a project's future cashflows to fully recover the initial amount invested. Another example is Internal Rate of Return (IRR) which is the rate that determines how attractive a project; that which makes the NPV equal to zero.