Hi, your question isn't clear. Nevertheless, I inferred you want a sample policy document.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Note, a forensic analyst is charged with ensuring there are no security threats to digital infrastructures. Thus, a <u>sample policy and processes document may read; </u>
- Access to the Lab is restricted to certain employees
- Lab employees must ensure they lock their offices when not in use.
- Lab employees must put on their access cards to gain entry into the lab.
- External storage devices are prohibited from entering and leaving the lab.
- Visitors should be monitored and must be made to adhere to all the restrictions.
Answer:
May-15. Dr Merchandise inventory 40000
Cr Accounts payable 40000
( To record purchase of inventory)
May-17. Dr Merchandise inventory 310
Cash 310
(To record payment of freight of shipment)
May-20. Dr Accounts payable 800
Cr Merchandise inventory 800
( To record purchase return of inventory)
May-24. Dr Accounts payable (40000-800) 39200
Cr Cash 39200
( To record payment in full of inventory purchase)
Answer:
e. The managers of established, stable companies sometimes attempt to get their state legislatures to impose rules that make it more difficult for raiders to succeed with hostile takeovers
Explanation:
A hostile takeover refers to a type of corporate merger or acquisition that is carried out against the wishes of the managers of the target company. As a result the stable organisations management attempt to get their state legislatures impose their administrative regulations; thus making it far more difficult for the corporate raider to succeed in hostile takeovers. Moreover the management usually does not prefer the hostile takeovers
Answer:
The answer is a. $25.00
Explanation:
The bondholder's cash flow in one-year time from holding a TrunkLine's bond is calculated as:
(The possibility of TrunkLine doing well x Repayment receipt in case TrunkLine doing well) + (The possibility of TrunkLine doing poorly x Repayment receipt in case TrunkLine doing poorly) = (0.5 x 35) + (0.5 x 20) = $27.50.
The current price bondholders are willing to pay for a bond is equal to the present value of a bond's cash flow in one-year time, discounted at the interest rate on the bond 10% which is calculated as below:
27.50 / (1+10%)^1 = $25
Thus, the correct choice is a. $25.00
