Incomplete question. Hence, In answered from a general economic perspective.
Answer:
<u>is having an IPO</u>
Explanation:
Of course, an IPO (Initial Public Offering) is one method that can be used to make/raise money by a business. Usually, the institution places its shares of stocks open for sale to investors.
Therefore, we can infer from the above statement that the educational institution was formerly privately owned, but since it started to sell its shares to investors so as to make money, it is having an IPO.
Answer:
Cash, account receivable, equipment, utilities expenses, salaries expense
Explanation:
Normally, the asset and expense accounts have debit balances while the liabilities, equity, revenue and other income accounts have credit balances.
In the given list of account:
Cash, account receivable, equipment belong to asset accounts, therefore will have normal debit balance.
Utilities expenses, salaries expense belong to expense accounts, therefore will have normal debit balance.
Remaining items in a given list will have normal credit balance.
Answer:
Option D is the correct answer to this question.
Explanation:
Laura sat in on only one of Amanda's presentations before giving her the promotion.
They were made by hand before slides were mounted on computers. Designing a PowerPoint presentation took several hours and though it was costly. Presentations were illustrated back then people with devices such as journal flip charts and computer monitors, but these have been used in schools and conference rooms worldwide.
Other options are incorrect because they are not related to the given scenario.
Answer:
Direct materials and direct labor.
Explanation:
A variable cost is the one that vary depending on the level of production or sales. The cost increase or decrease according to the level of volume change.
The variable costing charges only direct costs (material, labour and variable overhead costs) into the cost of a product. It is lower than the cost calculated under absorption costing, that also include fixed manufacturing overhead.
Fixed manufacturing overhead is considered as a periodic cost and charged from the periodic gross profits.
