Answer:Explanation:
simple problems
a. it could bring about issues of traffic congestion
b. it could also cause pollution problems in the area.
intermediate problem
a. the car manufacturer may not be allowed to site such a project of large scale as this in the region
b. the region may not be an economiCally favourable place. the car manufacturer has to check this before going ahead.
complex problem
a. getting suitable workforce with required skills to work
b. Getting storage space for vehicles that have been manufactured.
Answer:
(A) ($10,000)
Explanation:
This is the actual situation with the product A on production.
500.000,00 Sales of the product total
-340.000,00 variable expenses total
-210.000,00 Fixed expenses charged to the product total
-50.000,00 Income
If the product A is dropped the company not loose anymore the ($50,000) of income but the company must pay the $60,000 of fixed expenses, so the company will have a disadvantage of ($10,000).
Answer: $2000
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Jennie receives $12,000 (of which $2,000 is earnings) from a Qualified Tuition Program and she uses the funds to pay for new furniture for her apartment.
The amount that is taxable to Jennie will be the amount of earnings she made who is $2000.
Answer:
The correct answer is (B)
Explanation:
The correct answer is (B)
Because, According to Mancur Olson's theory of dictatorships in poor countries, stable dictatorships cause less economic harm than unstable dictatorship
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": cash budget.
Explanation:
General-purpose financial statements are those reports that can be issued during a period to provide investors and managers relevant information to make decisions on the company's operations. Those reports are the <em>balance sheet, income statement, owner's equity statement, retained earnings, </em>and <em>the cash flow statement.
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As its name says, <em>the cash budget is an estimate of the inflows and outflows of a company for a given period. This budget is not a financial statement.</em>