A wiki is probably the best of the choices presented, because it's editable by everyone. But wikis get out of control pretty quickly if nobody is assigned to be the wiki-keeper.
Forum software can actually be the best approach, because forums can be divided into different topics for different projects, and posts in chronological order (with attachments) help everybody keep track of what happened when.
Answer:
d) overapplied $160
Explanation:
$35,000 expected overhead / 5,000 machine= 7 dollar per machine hour are spend on overhead
<em><u>applied overhead:</u></em>
4,980 x 7 = 34,860
<u><em>actual overehad:</em></u> 34,700
As the amount of cost enter by the accounting are above the real cost, we are going to increase the manufacturing overhead cost and making the net income lower for this particular reason.
Answer:
Portfolio A and Portfolio B
Explanation:
In this question, we apply the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) formula which is shown below
Expected rate of return = Risk-free rate of return + Beta × (Market rate of return - Risk-free rate of return)
The Market rate of return - Risk-free rate of return) = Market risk premium
Let us assume the market risk premium be X
For Portfolio A:
21% = 8% + 1.3 × X
13% = 1.3 × X
So, the X = 10%
For Portfolio B:
17% = 8% + 0.7 × X
9% = 0.7 × X
So, the X = 12.86%
Based on the market risk premium calculations, we can conclude that Portfolio A should be in short position while Portfolio B should be in long position as portfolio B has higher market risk premium than B
Answer:
correct option is d. two-thirds
Explanation:
given data
accumulated = $12.5 trillion
net worth = 14 percent
solution
here as per statistical data of 4th quarter in year 2015,
that required holding is two third of having home.
and Accumulated equity indicate the demand for housing in the country
so here 1 - 
= 
rd left out
it is assumed that they should get home at the beginning of 2015 (in the 1st quarter)
so correct option is d. two-thirds
Identify
each account as Asset (A), Liability (L), or Equity (E)
A. Accounts
Payable - liability
B. Cash -
asset
C. Owners
Capital- Equity
D. Accounts
Receivable- asset
E. Rent
Expenses - equity
F. Service
Revenue - equity
G. Office
Supplies - asset
H. Owners
Withdrawal - equity
I. Land -asset
J. Salaries
Expenses -equity
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