Answer:
Correct option is A.
<u>The lawyer should make a motion for summary judgement</u>
Explanation:
A movement for rundown judgement is Sled offer the disclosure procedure attesting that no truthful debates exist and that if the appointed authority applied the law to the undisputed realities, her solitary sensible choice would be agreeable to the moving party.
Answer:
23,400 shares
Explanation:
The total number of authorized shares is 26,000, but that doesn't mean that all these shares have been issued or are outstanding. The total number of shares issued = shares outstanding + treasury stock.
Since the shares must be recorded at par value in the common stock account, we need to divide the total value of the account by the par value of each share = $234,000 / $10 = 23,400 shares
Answer:
$104,000
Explanation:
The amount or value of sale of the product is what Johnson recognizes are revenue. The amount of revenue is only affected by sales discounts/rebate, sales return and allowances.
Hence the purchase of advertising services from Robbins is not an element of revenue but expense.
As such, Johnson should record revenue on its sale of product to Robbins of $104,000.
Answer:
Intensely focusing on the responsibilities of one individual and maximizing the output of the department in the organization in which that individual works.
Explanation:
Ambidexterity as relating to business means simultaneously exploiting and exploring, running and reinventing a business. it refers to organization's ability to be efficient in its management of the current business and also ability to adapt to coping with changing demand over time.
It does not include Intensely focusing on the responsibilities of an individual and maximizing the output of the department in the organization in which that individual works.
The following are ambidextrous behaviour:
(1) Individuals take time and are alert to opportunities beyond the confines of their own jobs;
(2) they are cooperative and seek out opportunities to combine their efforts with others;
(3) they are brokers, always looking to build internal networks; and
(4) they are multitaskers, who are comfortable wearing more than one
