I think the correct answer would be that the period's net income that is calculated would be overstated. Not accounting the salvage would mean that the calculated income is too much of what it really is since the depreciation value is miscalculated. Hope this helps.
4.when you divide the closing price by the dividend you get a number higher thsn 50
<span>They can take the case to the Court of Appeals for review, who may potentially appeal the decision. If the court decides that the law has not been followed properly, then they may appeal the case. However, they do not deal with matters of evidence and the validity of facts. They just make sure that legal procedures have been properly followed.</span>
The basic principle is that if the price of a product goes up, all other factors being equal its demand will go down and vice versa (law of demand). Since in this case the price goes up, the demand will go down. The law of supply states that hen prices rise, supply rises too (in order to make profit). There is no general model predicting whether the market will be more competitive or not. Thus, the best answer from the above is A.
