Uninsurable risk : The risk cannot be estimated and not probable to forsee
Example : You cannot insure you losing or winning the lottery
Insurable Risk : If the risk is can be estimated and probable to forsee
Example : A football player insure their legs from potential injury
hope this helps
Answer:
A. Profit-seeking multinational companies shift their production from countries with strong environmental standards to countries with weak standards, thus reducing their costs and increasing their profits.
D. self-sufficiency argument.
Explanation:
In the case when there is a race to the bottom scenario so it would be described that the multinational companies that are profit seeking is shifting their production from that countries who have the strong environmental standards to the weak standard countries so that the order would be decreased due to this the profit would increase
In the other case, when the nation is not too much depend on other countries for supplies so this case we called as self-sufficiency argument as they managed themselves rather depending on another
Answer:
Pose-for-Pics
Trial Balance
For the month ended August 31
DEBIT CREDIT
b. Cash 8,539
c. Offices 2,280
d. Prepaid insurance 2,300
e. Photography equipment 51,600
f. Common stock 63,600
g. Photography fees earned 2,000
<u>h. Utilities expense 881 </u>
i. Totals 65,600 65,600
Explanation:
In trial balance, all accounts in general either real or nominal is posted here whether on debit or credit side. It shows the balances of debits and credits entries from the transaction of the general journal that the company have made for the period. There are 2 types of trial balance, the unadjusted trial balance and the adjusted trial balance.
The Formula we're going to use is:
DSO=(Sales/365)
Application:
1. 35($3,500,000/365) = $335,616
ANSWER: $335,616
or if you are having a hard time.
2. $3,500,000/365 = 9,589.04
then,
9,589.04 x 35 = $335,616
