False imprisonment seems like the most likely answer in this scenario if she had to sue for one of the three. She definitely can't sue for assault or battery because no threats were made nor was physical harm dealt.
Answer:
D. FreshDirect shares warehouse space with farmers and livestock producers
Explanation:
FreshDirect does not share its own resources with the supplier in order to get a lower rate. If it does that , he would be practicing a business model which has different entities attached to each other to work for greater goal.
Here, this is not the case. FreshDirect tends to look for out of the box ways to lower supplier cost but "FreshDirect shares warehouse space with farmers and livestock producers" is not one of those ways.
Capital goods tend to move in anticipation of the business cycle, turning up in anticipation of recovery and turning down at signs of economic weakness.
It would depend on which Greg you are referring to.
<span>If it’s Greg from Cabin Fever, he needed more money to buy gifts.</span>
If it Greg from the Diary of a Wimpy Kid, he needed more money to buy
food, more specifically cookies.
Answer:
See explanation section
Explanation:
Give
The cost value for each of the inventory item is as follows:
Product Cost Price
D $88
E $94
F $94
G $94
H $59
I $42
Now, we determine the net realizable value for each of the product:
Net Realizable Value = Selling price - Cost to compete - Selling costs
Product Net Realizable Value
D $93
E $73
F $70
G $41
H $82
I $47
Now, using the LCNRV (Lower of cost or Net Realizable Value) rule, the proper unit value for balance sheet reporting purposes at December 31, 2020, for each of the inventory items -
Product LCNRV
D $88
E $73
F $70
G $41
H $59
I $42
