Answer:
Dr accounts receivable $ 1,280.50
Cr tuition fees earned $ 1,280.50
Explanation:
At the end of October, WTI would have taught the class for half a month, hence the commensurate tuition fees earned should be recognized by debiting accounts receivable as an asset while tuition fees earned is credited accordingly.
Half of the month tuition fees=$2,561*1/2=$1,280.50
The $ 1,280.50 tuition fees earned for half of October is debited to accounts receivable and recognized as revenue earned by crediting tuition fees earned
Answer: Can be issued in return for money borrowed from a bank.
Explanation:
Short term notes payable are liabilities issued by a company indicating that they have an obligation to pay a certain amount (including interest) within the a year which makes it a current liability.
It can be issued in lieu of money borrowed from a bank as well as an accounts payable.
Answer:
In this case science the item is a design, we will have to do certain more case referring to quasi contract. Dewey will have to prove the court that design is his and it is not being used until the discussion made with American. If this is prove in court then the court can accept the case of quasi contract in which the American has willingly used his design to gain monetary benefits without keeping in knowledge to Dewey about the use. In this case the court may grant legal rights of the design to Dewey and would ask to pay penalty to American. Further, usage of design of American must sign legal contract with Dewey about the benefit and usage.
Question Completion:
Figures in thousands (000):
Product Segment Capacity Next Round
Dug Core 1200
Dune Core 1450
Beetle Core 1040
Bat Core 1050
New Core 100
Adam Core 1200
Answer:
Chester Company
Competitive Intelligence Report:
Based on the increased 10% capacity, the industry can produce 6,644 units.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Product Segment Capacity Next Round Increased Capacity (1.1)
Dug Core 1,200 1,320
Dune Core 1,450 1,595
Beetle Core 1,040 1,144
Bat Core 1,050 1,155
New Core 100 110
Adam Core 1,200 1,320
Total 6,040 6,644
b) Each of the core segment products can be increased by the increased capacity factor of 1.10 (1 + i), where "i" is the rate of capacity increase. Alternatively, the total capacity in the current period can be increased by the increased capacity factor. Either way, produces the same result of an increased capacity of 6,644 units that the industry can produce. The result also shows that the options provided in the question are not correct. They must have been based on other assumptions.
Clinard focused on how a differential association with varying ethical climates within corporations was a major cause of white-collar crime.
Additionally, crimes such as embezzlement, money laundering, securities fraud, and corporate fraud are examples of white-collar crime. White-collar crime is non-violent, but not victimless. Such crimes can destroy companies, wipe out personal savings and cost investors millions of dollars.
Drug offenses such as distribution, manufacture, or possession. Theft offenses such as armed robbery, robbery, and shoplifting. Violent crimes such as murder, assault, assault, and sexual crimes such as sexual assault and prostitution.
Rational Choice Theory, developed by Cesare Beccaria in 1764, describes white-collar crime as a life of weighing options and choosing the one with the greatest reward.
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