Extent to which the demand<span> for a good changes when income changes.</span>
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Which of the following actions will help to ensure that formal business documents are trustworthy?
A: Using a wide variety of charts and tables
B: Putting the decision-related information first
C: Getting information from reliable sources
D: Requiring a password to open the document
Getting information from reliable sources will help to ensure that formal business documents are trust worthy.
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Business documents refers to the record, books, files, plants, correspondence, reports, documentation,etc and details associated with the financing activities of the business. They can be in the form of paper works, electronic format, etc. It is very essential for any business to contain these information that can be handed over to the stakeholders, public,etc when any issues occurs financially or legally.
There are many things that are to be followed while preparing these documents. The information that are included in this document must be collected from reliable sources. This is because it should not be proven to be false during any legal or financial issues.
Answer: The correct answer is "b. Ace has done nothing to change its CERCLA liability."
Explanation: CERCLA is the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Responsibility Act and was designed to promote cleaning, maintenance and protection of the environment against hazardous waste.
Those responsible for releasing dangerous substances are identified to take care of their cleaning through the superfunds, therefore by creating the new corporation and transferring the assets: Ace has done nothing to change its CERCLA liability.
Answer: Congress gives too many tax breaks to corporations.
Explanation:
Normative statements are said to be statement of opinion and not fact.
Option D is therefore a normative statement because it is the opinion of the speaker that congress gives too many tax breaks because from a neutral standpoint, it cannot be said with certainty the number of tax breaks that will be considered too much.
The other options are statements of fact.
Market to book ratio is the ration of market price per share divided by the book value per share, it can be mathematically expressed as below:
Market to Book Value=
In this problem the first step is to find Market Value per share
PE Ratio is given by the following formula:
PE Ratio=
12.8=
Market Price Per Share=$25.216
We now find Book Value Per Share, Book Value is nothing but the Equity Value of the Organization, In the given problem, we don't have this information, but we have total assets, which amounts to $416900($329700+$87200). Using Debt Ratio we can find book value per share as below:
Lets assume Shareholders Equity is x, Thus total liability will be Total Assets-x
Debt Equity Ratio is given as below:
Debt Equity Ratio=
0.42=
x=$293592
Book Value per share=$293592/36000
Book Value per Share=8.155
Market to book value=25.216/8.15533
Market to book value ratio= 3.09