Answer:
Fiedler's contingency theory of leadership effectiveness.
Explanation:
Fiedler's contingency theory of leadership effectiveness states that one's effectiveness as a leader is determined by how leadership can match the situation at hand.
There is no single best way to lead, but leadership style is determined by the situation.
According to Fiedler's contingency theory of leadership effectiveness, leadership style is fixed and leaders will need to be put into situations that best matches their style.
The two important factors to consider in thos theory are leadership style and situational favourableness.
Answer:
$12,500
Explanation:
Budgeted cash receipts refer to the money that the company expects to receive in a specific period of time.
Budgeted cash disbursements are the payments that the company expects to make in a specific period of time.
$19,500+190,500-191,000= 19,000
Then, you have to subtract 19,000 from 31,500 to determine the amount that the company needs to attain its desired ending cash balance:
31,500-19,000= 12,500
According to this, the company should borrow $12,500.
Answer:
Company A and Company B
Calculation of Goodwill on Acquisition:
= $212,433
Explanation:
a) Current market value of:
Tangible physical assets = $1,234,567
Intangible asset = $125,000
Total assets' value = $1,359,567
less Liabilities:
Operating = $160,000
Financial = 600,000 ($760,000)
Net value of assets = $599,567
Purchase Price (Company B) $812,000
Goodwill $212,433
b) Company A acquired Goodwill when it bought over Company B. This is an intangible asset which is calculated by subtracting the net value of assets (the difference between the fair market value of the assets and liabilities) from the purchase price of the acquired subsidiary.
Answer:
E) $45,375
Explanation:
This is because Authorized shares are the total shares that the company can issue.
There is a difference between issued and outstanding shares of 500 shares, this may be because these shares are currently held by the company itself and thus dividends are payable only on outstanding shares
This gives us 27,500 * 1.65 = $43,375
