The correct answer is A) Have more debt than they can pay because there are laws, generally by the state, that limit when people can file for bankruptcy. You are not allowed to file for bankruptcy unless you are unable to afford your debts. Choices B, C, and D, along with being illegal, are also unethical, especially in terms of business.
Answer:
Adjust supplies inventory to actual.
Explanation:
The adjusting entry to record the adjust supplies inventory to actual is shown below:
Supplies expense $730
To Supplies $730
(Being the supplies inventory is adjusted)
For recording this we debited the supplies expense as it increased the expenses and credited the supplies as it decreased the assets
Therefore the second option is correct
Answer:
(A) $1
(B) dividend 2% 1/6 of the total return
price 10% 5/6 of the total return
(C) dividen still yield 2%
capital loss 10%
Explanation:
(A) 1
the realized return are the dividend paid of $1 the increase in the stock price is an unrealizable gain until the stock is sold.
(B)
1/50 = 2% return 1/6 ofthe total return
5/50 = 10% return 5/6 of the total return
total 12% return
(c)
the dividend doesn't change
It will be a capital loss of 10%
45 - 50 = -5
-5/50 = -10%
Answer:
if both the company integrates together, then this result may not be feasible and marketers must pay the firm's $19.
Explanation:
For one news paper, advertisers were willing to pay $10 for ads.
They were prepared to pay $19 to advertised in both news papers
If somehow marketers exploit and persuade the newspaper with which they negotiate on $10 they'll reach an agreement with profits and that at $9 from other newspaper as well, and if this approach works, then advertisers pay just $9 for both newspapers, which is equivalent to $9+$9=$18
Furthermore, if both the company integrates together, then this result may not be feasible and marketers must pay the firm's $19.
The company's merges give them marketability to influence and decide the cost to enhance the competitiveness of the company as competition decreases. The newspaper now has market dominance, and so it may not work to compromise tactics used by marketers. In other words, there are many more advertisers on the market than the newspaper available.