Answer:
form
Explanation:
In terms of marketing utilities, this kind of aesthetic added value relates to the form utility of a marketing channel. By improving the appeal of his product and shop (kiosk), the textile artist is tackling the form utility. In this example, besides the aesthetic appeal of the product itself, the total customer experience is increased with the special kiosk design.
I don't know what the question is but I'll try to give the figures based on the transaction.
October 18, 2013 : Upon purchase of shares:
1,000 shares x 30 per share = 30,000
30,000 + 750 commission = 30,750 adjusted basis
December 12, 2016 Upon disposal of shares:
1,000 shares x 42.50 per share = 42,500
42,500 - 1,000 transaction fee = 41,500 realized amount
Gain on sale:
41,500 - 30,750 = 10,750 John's gain upon the sale of the shares.
The gain on sale is identified as long-term capital gain. This is because John held on to his shares for more than a year before selling. He had his shares from October 2013 to December 2016, so more than 3 years.
Answer:
To attempt to buy the stock as soon as the stock trades at a bid price of $18.7 or less.
Explanation:
We have placed a stop order to sell the stock of Marriott at $18.7 when bid ask Marriott is $18.61 and $18.80, however if the broker sell the stock for less than $18.7 it will be considered a loss which is not the case in a stop loss order. therefore the stop order will be to buy the stock at a price of $18.7 or less which can be sold for $18.7 or more in future to avoid loss on selling the stock.
Answer:
b. $100,000 subtraction from net income // $400,000 cash inflow
Explanation:
If Bear Co. prepares its statement of cash flows using the indirect method, and Bear sold equipment with a carrying value of $500,000 for cash of $400,000. Then Bear should report the transaction in the operating and investing activities sections of its statement of cash flows as: $100,000 subtraction from net income // $400,000 cash inflow
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The reason is that although cash of $400,000 is coming into the company through the sale of asset,however the asset is sold at a loss of $100,000
Loss on asset disposal (and losses generally) usually decreases the Net income of businesses.