Differentiated oligopoly exists where a small number of firms are:

Which type of custom report shows a static sortable table with rows of data?

VARVARA [1.3K]

A FLAT TABLE is a static sortable table which displays its data in rows in a custom report.

A flat table is a kind of custom reporting tool, used in Google analytics which are built by using Dimensions and Metrics.

The only issue from using a Flat table is that the data can be viewed only in 2 dimensions.

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3 years ago

Assets are a.equal to liabilities less stockholders' equity b.always lower than liabilities c.financed by the stockholders and/o

Kazeer [188]

Answer:

The answer is C.

Explanation:

Assets of a company or firm is the addition of both liabilities and shareholders' equity.

The capital structure of a company mostly comprises debt and equity i.e it is either financed by debt (short-term and long-term debt) and equity (contribution from its owners).

Option A is not correct. That term is for shareholders' equity and not for asset.

Option B is not correct because either asset or liability can be lower or higher.

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3 years ago

Discuss why contractors must make bid/no-bid decisions and the factors involved in making these decisions. Give an example of wh

Maksim231197 [3]

Answer:

a. Discuss why contractors must make bid/no-bid decisions:

Contractors have to make a decision to be bid or not to be since the bidding process is usually long and costly.

b. Factors involved in making these decisions:

Opportunity cost
Technical requirements
Financial status
Legal requirements

c. A contractor should bid when the project aligns well with the contractors business goals and has a competitive edge over other bidders, however, a contractor should not bid when there is high probability of project failure or when there is inadequate capabilities in terms of funding and experience.

Explanation:

a.

Bid/no-bid decisions usually follow a request for proposal (RFP). A request for proposal (RFP) is usually a document that seeks a business proposal to be made using a a bidding process by an organization that seeks the procurement of a good, service or an asset. In the construction business, the services are offered by contractors. The RFP usually contains all the information about what the client wants including; the end product and the time frame within which the contract has to be completed. They also include the professional requirements for the workers that will be needed.

Once a contractor has received a RFP, they decide whether or not to bid. Bidding is the process through which the contractor expresses interest in offering his/her services for a certain monetary compensation. Contractors have to make a decision to be bid or not to be since the bidding process is usually long and costly.

b.

The following factors are involved in making bid/no-bid decisions;

1. Opportunity cost: this is the cost of an alternative option to the bidding process. If the opportunity is great, then contractors would make a decision not to bid, however, if the opportunity cost is low, the contractor will make a decision to bid.

2. Technical requirements: the contractors needs to assess if they can meet the technical requirements in terms of expertise and quality. It would be advisable not to bid if they don't meet the requirements.

3. Financial status: the contractor should also consider evaluating the total cost that the project might need. This cost should be checked against the contractor's financial situation to determine if they will be able to handle the project without financial strain.

4. Legal requirements: the contractor needs to check the legal requirements of the project and determine if they can execute the project without going beyond the threshold of the law. One should asses exposure to legal risks before making a decision.

c.

A contractor should bid when the project aligns well with the contractors business goals and has a competitive edge over other bidders, however, a contractor should not bid when there is high probability of project failure or when there is inadequate capabilities in terms of funding and experience.

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4 years ago

Hobby Loss Presumptive Rule. Rachel Schurtz is a high school English teacher. In her spare time, she likes to make her own body

Blababa [14]

Solution and Explanation:

The following steps should be undertaken:

1. She should create extensive records of receipts, expenses, and other business dealings to demonstrate her profit intent which will give strength to fact that her activity is a business endeavor rather than hobby.

2. Secondly, she should keep ready a written and well-documented business plan clearly outlining the steps she would be taking to cut down losses and start earning profit.

3. She should demonstrate that she depends on her business endeavor for her livelihood to repel notion of it being a hobby.

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4 years ago

Account Title Debit Credit

NemiM [27]

Answer:

Wilson Trucking Company’s classified balance sheet as of December 31, 2017.

ASSETS

Non - Current Assets

Trucks 200,000

Accumulated depreciation—Trucks (36,256 ) 163,744

Land 43,000

Total Non - Current Assets 206,744

Current Assets

Office supplies 6,160

Accounts receivable 15,500

Cash 7,800

Total Current Assets 29,460

Total Assets 236,204

EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

Equity

K. Wilson, Capital 171,525

K. Wilson, Withdrawals (45,000)

Net Income 22,292

Total Equity 148,817

Liabilities

Non - Current Liabilities

Long-term notes payable 40,000

Total Non - Current Liabilities 40,000

Current Liabilities

Accounts payable 10,100

Interest payable 20,000

Total Current Liabilities 30,100

Total Equity and Liabilities 218,917

Explanation:

The Net Income for the year needs to be determined. This is included under the Equity section of the Balance Sheet.

Calculation of Net Income/(Loss) for the year

$ $

Trucking fees earned 121,000

Less Expenses :

Depreciation expense —Trucks 23,385

Salaries expense 56,046

Office supplies expense 9,000

Repairs expense— Trucks 10,277 (98,708)

Net Income / (loss) 22,292

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3 years ago