Answer: A. Present; B. Taken; C. Future; D. Present
Explanation:
The present value of a future amount of money is the amount that, if invested today, will grow to be as large as that present amount when the interest that it will earn is taken into account.
The calculation that we use to convert a future amount of money to its present value is called discounting.
Answer:
b. <u>cash, investments, and receivables, inventories, prepayments</u>
Explanation:
Financial assets refer to liquid assets which derive their value from ownership rights and claims. For example, bonds, mutual funds, etc are financial assets.
In the given case, cash, investments, receivables, inventories, prepayments (prepaid expense) etc are liquid assets and current assets which can be readily converted to cash. Investments could be both short term and long term.
Investments in treasury bonds are highly liquid.
Capital assets are usually those assets with maturity period of more than one year and unlike current assets are not intended for sale.
Answer:
A) A single plot falls above or below the control limits
Explanation:
The whole idea behind quality control is to identify events that need corrective action in the production process. Quality control requires that all units are tested to determine if they meet the standard.
Any unit that falls below or above the control limits must be investigated and retested in order to determine why it occurred and how you can prevent it from occurring again.
Answer: The value of this exchange is $8,816.05.
Explanation:
The problem is dealing with a simple case of arbitrage of exchange rates: Lets assume that
k = koruna
b = baht
Step 1:
Sales Revenue = k2,200,000
(To get USD amount : 
Purchase Cost = b3,200,000
(To get USD amount : 
Step 2:
Profit = Sales Revenue - Purchase cost
= $86,750.7886 - $77,934.7297
= $8,816.0589
The value of this exchange is $8,816.05.
Answer:
<u>Profit</u>
Explanation:
Revenue refers to the total receipts by a business for the sale of it's output.
Cost refers to the expenditure incurred for manufacturing products or creating a service.
The difference between the above two i.e revenue and costs, is termed as profit.
Profit can be of two types, economic profit and accounting profit. Accounting profit is calculated by deducting actual costs incurred from total receipts.
Economic profit on the other hand also considers implicit costs i.e opportunity costs, while calculating profits.
