Answer:
d.
Explanation:
Asymmetric information refers to when one party in a transaction has a substantial more amount of information than the other party. This being the case it can be said that the scenario that would most likely be classified as this is a wireless service that includes unlimited minutes and texting. This is because the buyer is most likely thinking that they are getting a great deal when in fact the seller/provider has access to information that the buyer does not know, which allows them to provide this deal and still make a great profit.
Answer:
A. True
Explanation:
Account Title Debit Credit
Cash 6500
Investment in CDW Corp. 6500
Answer:
$21.9275
Explanation:
The cost of online banking is $39.99
The cost of checks books is $17.95 per 100. The cost associated with 25 checks
= $17.25/100 x 25
=0.1725 x 25
=$4.3125
The cost of a stamp is 50 cents, which is $0.50
for 25 checks
=$0.50 x 25
=$12.5
The writing fee
=$0.05 x 25
=$1.25
Total cost of using checks
= $4.3125 + $12.5 +$1.25
=$18.0625
the difference between online banking and checks
= $39.99 - $18.0625
=$21.9275
Answer:
Flagon Transcontinental Corp.'s board of directors announced that it will pay a $1 million dividend in three months on this date - Declaration Date On the declaration date, the firm announces that it will pay dividends. If the company is large, it pays for a press release on a newspaper, or even, on TV.
Transcontinental Corp. actually sent the dividend checks to stockholders on this date - Payment Date.
Self-explanatory, this is the date on which checks are sent to shareholders who were recorded eligible for payment on the record-date.
Flagon Transcontinental Corp.'s board of directors declared that whoever is listed as the owner of the stock on this date will receive the dividend for this year - Holder-of-Record date.
Also known as the record date, on this date, the firm determines which shareholders will receive the dividend.
Transcontinental Corp.'s board of directors set this date as the date on which the right to the current dividend no longer accompanies the stock - Ex-Dividend Date.
On this date, the value of the next dividend payment is substracted from the stock price. The Ex-Dividend Date is usually the day before the Record-Date, because shareholders that were found uneligible for dividend payment are now the holders of ex-dividend stocks.
