Aggregation to qualify for a breakpoint is not available to an investment club that purchases different mutual funds within the same fund family. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is
the investment?</h3>
Generally, an item purchased or invested in with the purpose of increasing one's wealth and preserving one's financial resources from the hard-earned income or appreciation
In conclusion, An investing club that acquires mutual funds from the same fund family is not eligible for aggregation to qualify for a breakpoint.
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Joe Runyan is the owner of a dry-cleaning company in Kansas City called Hangers. They specialize in eco-friendly dry-cleaning, friendly off-beat customer service with strong ties to the local community, and at-home pickup and drop-off services. In 2009, Proctor and Gamble opened a storefront in Kansas City that also uses eco-friendly materials, has a drive-through for pickup and drop-off, and offers slightly cheaper services. Hangers’ Strategy by the Numbers 2009: 10 storefronts, 6 vans, 35 employees, 0 community outreach events, $0 spent on community 2010: 10 storefronts, 6 vans, 35 employees, 0 community outreach events, $0 spent on community 2011: 5 storefronts, 10 vans, 35 employees, 4 community outreach events, $20,000 spent in contributions to local schools 2012: 4 storefronts, 11 vans, 35 employees, 4 community outreach events, $25,000 spent in contributions to local schools.
Constructing a central message.
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Answer:
C. Ordinary annuity
Explanation:
The ordinary annuity is the sequence amount of an equivalent lump sum containing a fixed amount of money to be paid or earned at the end of each term. Periods here can be in weekly, monthly, semi-annual or semi-annual, or annual. The number should be the present value
Thus, the appropriate choice is c.
Therefore, all the remaining options are wrong
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Answer 2 : This inventory system computes and records costs of goods sold at the end of the period.
Explanation:
The time at which records of costs of goods sold is done determines a company`s inventory system.
Two inventory systems exist which companies can use in their business which are Periodic and Perpetual inventory systems.
Periodic Inventory System
In this system recording of cost of goods sold is done at the end of a certain period.It could be after a week, month or year.This is the type is system that is being explained in the question.
Perpetual
The other is the other system of recording cost of goods sold. In this system cost of goods sold is computed at end of each sale ( at the time of sale)
Hence it is important to note when the count of inventory is done. If at the end of a period then its Periodic and when count is done after every sale then that is Perpetual.
The ones that count equal the a-l period cost because the inventoriable cost is the thing businesses have at period cost