A bond is a certificate of indebtedness.
Explanation:
A bond is a fixed income asset reflecting a loan to a borrower made by an investor. A relationship between the lender and the borrower which includes the details of the loan and its payments could be considered as an I.O.U.
A certificate of indebtedness is a negotiable instrument for the short term as evidence of a floating debt. A certificate of indebtedness was more of a government I.O.U., promising holders of certificates with a set coupon to return their funds.
CDs, bond certificates, promissory notes, etc. are all modern forms of certificates of indebtedness.
D. Pure Competition.
Pure competition<span> is a term that describes a </span>market<span> that has a broad range of </span>competitors<span> who are selling the same products.</span>
Answer:
a. To increase Land - Debit
b. To decrease Cash - Credit
c. To increase Fees Earned (Revenues) - Credit
d. To increase Office Expense - Debit
e. To decrease Unearned Revenue - Debit
f. To decrease Prepaid Rent - Credit
g. To increase Notes Payable - Credit
h. To decrease Accounts Receivable - Credit
i. To increase Common Stock - Credit
j. To increase Store Equipment - Debit
Explanation:
Debit gives details of spending, sum owed , amount to balance which is usually recorded to the left side of an account entry book while credit gives the details of income, amount earned or made on sale, spending cut and revenue and is usually placed to the right hand column of an account entry.
Answer:
a. retrospective rating
Explanation:
Retrospective Rating can be regarded as a rating plan which is able to give
adjustments to it's premium, this rating can be subjected to a certain minimum as well as maximum, the rating is able to reflect or state the current loss experience of the insured. This rating give combination of actual losses as well as graded expenses so that produce a premium that reflects the current experience of the insured accurately can be produced. It should be noted that retrospective rating is a rate-making method designed to adjust a premium to reflect the actual loss experience of an insured during the policy period