Answer:
Correct option is d)
Explanation:
Assuming all other things same as that of last year, with purchase of new asset, depreciation expense will increase, with that net income from operations will decrease, in cash flow statement when such depreciation will be added back then the net income from operations will decrease accordingly, therefore, there will be no impact of increase in depreciation on cash flow from operations.
Further such purchase of new asset will increase the balance of fixed assets in balance sheet and therefore, will only impact on balance sheet.
Thus correct option is d)
For the answer to the question above, they are based on the renewable and exhaustible resources of the earth that is according to the worth of natural resources in contemporary economics. Examples of exhaustible or nonrenewable resources are oil and coal. You can't replace them when they are depleted completely. On the other hand, the renewable are resources is like labor
Answer:
b. SaaS
Explanation:
The full form of SaaS is software as a service. It is a software which is to be paid by per user rather than buying the outright of the software. It is a subscription based where the user must have to pay the subscription fees on a monthly or yearly basis. When the subscription tenure is expired the user must have to pay the charges again to take the service
Therefore the option b is correct
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Comparative analysis refers to comparing two or more items, processes or alternatives so as to identify trends and patterns.
Competitive monitoring refers to monitoring competitor moves with respect to their pricing and the markets of operation.
Such monitoring helps a business to react to competitors moves and devise strategies for reaping the advantages and reducing risks.
Competitive monitoring helps a company to identify right decisions as well as mistakes of the competitors which can help it in devising it's own course of action and avoid prospective losses.
Comparative analysis however does not help with competitive monitoring wherein a company through a software tacks all the activities of it's competitors.
