Answer:
D. Will the Jury award be worth it?
Explanation:
Jones asking himself if whistle blowing is the only way to stop unethical behavior and wrong doing before making decision whether or not to whistleblow is important, as if there are alternative measures to be taken that would mitigate those actions, it might be better to take those alternatives.
Same thing with whether he has documentary evidence to back up his accusatory statements and the reason for whistleblowing.
But the one thing that shouldn't have bearing on his decision is if the Jury award would be worth it. Whether or not there's an award for whistleblowing shouldn't be the determinant or driving factor that decides whether or not he should whistleblow. Its unethical to consider the monetary aspect or award gotten from whistleblowing.
Answer:
Option "A" is the correct answer to the following statement.
Explanation:
Ownership costs are the actual cost of a resource added with operating costs. Estimating the ownership costs provide wide view our resources and their value over the time.
in this situation ,Ownership costs reflect a systematic analysis of technology or other expenses across business borders in duration.
Solution:
Sum Present value of 60 payments
Rent 2000
Periods 60
Rate 12%
Present value of 60 payments $94,405 (Excel = PV( 1% , 60 , 2000))
Future value of these payments at t=9
Future value $1,03,249.99(Excel=FV(1%,9,94,405)
Periods 51
Rate 12%
Answer:
C)
Explanation:
When a bill is paid using the Pay Bills window, QuickBooks records a journal entry that Credits Checking account, Debits Accounts Payable. Meaning that it records a withdrawal (Credit) from your own checking account that was used to pay the bill, while simultaneously records a deposit (Debit) on the account that was just paid through the bill.
Answer:
B everyone's resources are limited
Explanation:
A trade-off will involve selecting one option from a variety of choices. In a trade-off, one has to forfeit one alternative to enjoy the other. A trade-off is the same as the opportunity cost. The cost of trade-off is expressed as the foregone benefit from the next best alternative.
A trade-off exists because people have to choose the best way to use their limited resources to satisfy unending needs. The few available resources, including time and money, cannot satisfy individuals' and households' needs and wants. People have to prioritize their needs and allocate resources accordingly. Both individuals and firms will often decide to cater to their most pressing needs first. By making those decisions, a trade-off is created.
