Answer:
a. February 15, 20y9, supplies purchased on account
Dr 15-Supplies 2,250
Cr 21-Accounts payable 2,250
b.
Supplies Account N. 15
Date Particulars Journal Debit Credit Balance
ref. Debit Credit
2/11 purchase 1 2,250 2,250
c.
Accounts payable Account N. 21
Date Particulars Journal Debit Credit Balance
ref. Debit Credit
2/11 supplies 1 2,250 2,250
Answer: d) Dutch auction
Explanation:
Dutch Auction refers to a type of Public Offering in which the issuing company holds a sort of auction and receives bids on the shares that it has in. Using these bids they are able to set a price for the stock which is the highest price received.
However, the bids are based on the amount an investor can buy in terms of quantity and price. The lowest acceptable bid is then charged on all the stock and is called the Uniform auction price which is what Blue Stone paid thereby making this a Dutch Auction.
Answer: Dirty float system.
Explanation:
The dirty float system is also knowns as "managed float".
It is a floating exchange rate in which the central bank of a particular country steps in occasionally to alter the pace at which the country's currency change value. In this system, the central bank acts to prevent external economics shock and guide against its disruptive effect on the domestic economy.
