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Masja [62]
3 years ago
6

You explain the concept of smarketing meetings to your leadership team, and one person asks, "How often do we need to have these

meetings?" How do you respond?
Business
1 answer:
Black_prince [1.1K]3 years ago
5 0
<h2>Depending on the need would be the apt answer for this type of question.</h2>

Explanation:

Employees normally consider meeting as waste of time, or they might sell products instead of attending meeting. We must re-insist the purpose of meeting.

Meeting,

  • can make employer understand employee better and vice-versa
  • is to communicate latest update, expectation
  • is to track current events and to hand-hold wherever necessary
  • is to review the road map to reach the organizational goals
  • is to appreciate the best work so that it would be a motivational factor for everyone
  • meant to trigger the work more efficiently

The meeting are organized to support both organization and employees to be on track and it is scheduled only as per need. So it is not often and whenever it is essential.

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Answer:

<u>15% stock dividend</u>

                                       before                  after

retained earnings      $13,500,000       $10,057,500

common stock               $900,000         $1,035,000

APIC                             $2,700,000        $6,007,500

stockholders' equity   $17,100,000        $17,100,000

par value                     $2 per stock        $2 per stock

<u>2 for 1 stock split</u>

                                       before                  after

retained earnings      $13,500,000       $13,500,000

common stock               $900,000           $900,000

APIC                             $2,700,000        $2,700,000

stockholders' equity   $17,100,000        $17,100,000

par value                     $2 per stock        $1 per stock

Explanation:

market price increased from $12 to $51 (450,000 stocks outstanding x $2 par value)

additional paid in capital $2,700,000

retained earnings increased from $2,025,000 to $13,500,000

15% stock dividend, small stock dividend, journal entry:

Retained earnings 3,442,500 (= 450,000 stocks x 15% x $51)

    Cr Common stock 135,000 (= 67,500 stocks x $2)

    Cr Additional paid in capital 3,307,500

2 for 1 stock split does not require a journal entry since no values are changed in the balance sheet, only the number of stocks change and teh par value decreases by 50%

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2 years ago
When treasury stock is purchased for an amount greater than its par, what is the effect on total shareholders' equity?
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When treasury stock is purchased for an amount greater than its par then the total shareholders' equity decreases.

Given that the treasury stock is purchased for an amount greater than its par.

We are required to find the effect of the purchase of treasury stock for an amount greater than its par on the total shareholders' equity.

Treasury stock is basically known as treasury shares or reacquired stock, and refers to previously outstanding stock that is bought back from stockholders by the issuing company. The result of issuing treasury stock is that the total number of outstanding shares on the open market decreases. Shares of a company are a part of total shareholders' equity and because shares are issued for security, it will decrease the total shareholders;equity.

Hence when treasury stock is purchased for an amount greater than its par then the total shareholders' equity decreases.

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B, A profit

Explanation:

Since HIdeki is giving out the trees to Ekaterina for free, it means that Ekaterina has a lot of profit already because he/she got the trees as a gift and did not need to purchase them thus saving him/her a lot of capital.

The money Ekaterina must have had in mind to purchase raw materials(trees) for the businees before being giftef 250 tress can go into another investment or expansion of the carving business.

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Money supply alludes to how much money or cash coursing in an economy. The money supply is the aggregate sum of money present in an economy at a specific level.

The record of the absolute money supply is kept by the Central Bank of the country.

Interest rates is the sum a bank charges a borrower and is a level of the head - the sum credited. The financial cost on a credit it's regularly noted on a yearly premise known as the Annual Percentage Rate (APR).

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Valotic Tech Inc. sells electronics over the Internet. The Consumer Products Division is organized as a cost center. The budget
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<u>Total Over budget = $112370</u>

<u>Total Under Budget= $ 56062</u>

Explanation:

<u>Valotic Tech Inc.</u>

<u>Budget Performance Report—Director, Consumer Products Division</u>

<u>For the Month Ended January 31, 2016</u>

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Customer service salaries   $546,840     $602,350         (55,510)

Insurance & property taxes    114,660        110,240             4420

Distribution salaries               872,340         861,200           11,140

Marketing salaries               1,028,370       1,085,230          (56,860)

Engineer salaries                 836,850          820,008         16842

Warehouse wages                586,110          562,632          23478

<u>Equipment depreciation        183,792        183,610                182              </u>

<u> Total                                  $4,168,962      $4,225,270        (56308)       </u>

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<u>Total Over budget = $112370</u>

<u>Total Under Budget= $ 56062</u>

Over budget means that the amount is spent more than the amount budgeted.

The Customer service salaries and  Marketing salaries are over budgeted and the the director is expected to request supplemental reports of these to analyze where the amount has been overspent.

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