The answer is $100.
Amount she steals= $100
Amount she bought goods= $70
Amount the owner returns as change = $30
Amount owner loses=?
Amount she steals +amount of goods - amount she gives to owner + amount owner returns as change = $100 + $70 - $100 + $30 = $200 - $100 = $100
Answer:
$500,000 Axle Corporation's basis in the Drexel Corporation stock.
Base on my research this type of argument is baseless but it depends on the 100% free enterprise market system. With this system, the government doesn't have regulatory powers to protect the interest of the consumers from the financial institutions. In a situation that without the interest rate modulation, the rate charged on loans could be 40% while the rate paid on savings could be 1%. If this happens the financial institutions will not have to pay FDIC insurance to ensure the solvency of the overall system.
Answer:
$170
Explanation:
Given the following information about Munster company:
Net inflow from operating ACTIVITIES = $200
Net outflow from investing ACTIVITIES = $300
Net outflow from financing ACTIVITIES = $50
Ending balance in cash = $20
BEGINNING BALANCE :
Outflows + ending balance - inflow
(Outflow from investing ACTIVITIES + outflow from financing ACTIVITIES + ending balance in cash) - inflow from operating activities
($300 + $50 + $20) - $200
$370 - $200
= $170
Answer:
Ellen is a Stationary Engineer who figures out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building.
Explanation:
<em>The qualification that is best demonstrated out of all the options would be that Ellen is a Stationary Engineer who figures out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building. </em>
Charlene's ability to stay on task has no direct correlation with being a highway worker.
Floyd's ability to lift heavy objects also has no direct correlation with being a repair worker.
Pedro's ability to explain a problem to a customer has no direct bearing on being a mechanical door repairer.
<u>The only option with direct correlation is a stationary engineer's ability to figure out what is wrong with machinery for heating a building.</u> A stationary engineer is also known as operating or power engineer.
