Answer: incomplete
Explanation: the client provided Kanska with incomplete details, in its requirement the client should have specified that the sizes of the files sent differ
Answer:
B. The denial is justifiable given the level of interbrand competition.
Explanation:
Anti trust law only applicable if you can proof that two or more producers in the same industry work together in order to assert their control over the market. They can do this through price fixing, controlling the amount of supply, etc.
This condition<em> can't be found</em> in the scenario above.
The denial that done by PepsiCo is justifiable because in a really competitive market, a company need to impose a strict requirement on which entities they should form a dealership relation with. If PepsiCo choose the wrong dealers, Its competitors could easily taken over the market and resulted in a huge amount of loss for the company.
Answer with its Explanation:
Journal entries required:
(a). To record establishment of the fund
When the petty cash fund was set up the entry was increase in petty cash and decrease in cash balance of the company which is increase in one asset (Petty cash asset) and decrease in other asset (cash asset).
Dr Petty cash $150
Cr Cash $150
(b). Reimbursement of the fund at the end of the current period.
The entry of spending of money on entertainment $70, postage $30 and printing $22 are all expenses incurred which is increase in expense and increase in the expenses are debited. The cash is paid here which means that the cash asset is decreased which must be credited.
Dr Entertainment expenses $70
Dr Postage expense $30
Dr Printing Expense $22
Cr Petty cash $122
Answer:
Corporate dropouts
Explanation:
People become entrepreneurs for various reasons. Some have the internal drive to create something or provide a service and become entrepreneurs from a young age.
<u>Some others work for a period of time in an organization and due to certain factors, decide to quit their jobs to become entrepreneurs</u>. Such entrepreneurs are <u>corporate dropouts</u>.
They usually have some experience from their previous jobs that may be useful to them as entrepreneurs.
Billy and Sally are examples of entrepreneurs who are corporate dropouts.
