Answer:
Check the explanation below
Explanation:
Inflation is systematic (Market) risk, it impacts all stocks
Results of company is unsystematic (Specific) risk, as they are as expected stock price wont have much impact
Economic growth is systematic (Market) risk, as it is inline with forecasts stock prices will be constant
Directors death is unsystematic (Specific) risk, stock price will go down
Taxation is systematic (Market) risk, as it is discussed from 6 month, stock price wont have much impact currently
Answer:
correct option is a. Land
Explanation:
given data
land costing = $400,000
subsidiary 2017 = $450,000
land credit = $50,000
solution
While when we consolidating land that will appear in the group asset at the amount of 450,000.
so here the appreciation in the value of land is not realized gain .
so that there will be credit to land with 50,000
so correct option is a. Land
Answer:
•To prevent budget from limiting campaign.
•So that there won't be reallocation of spend within two separate marketing objective.
•So that there won't be duplicating of any potential keywords between different marketing objectives.
•To identity better seasons trends for individuals.
Answer:
a. revenue (R), affecting owner's investment (I)
b. not affecting owner's equity (NOE)
c. expense (E) and affecting owner's investment (I)
Explanation:
Revenues and Expense form Profits which are included in the statement of changes in equity through the Retained Income line item, thus these two also affect owners investment.
Answer:
(1)
Fees revenues 42,600
Total expenses 1.92 x 4260 = 8179.2
<em>Net income 34,420.8</em>
<em>(2)</em>
Fees revenues 42,600
Variable cost 2,982
Contribution Margin 39,618
Fixed Cost 14,400
Net Income 25,218
Explanation:
(1)
We multiply by the garment cleaned
10 x 4,260 = 42,600
0.7 x 4,260 = 2982
and distribute the fixed cost among the normal capacity
14,400 / 7,500 = 1.92 fixed cost per garment cleaned
.7 + 1.92 = 2.62 cost per garment
(2)
We do not include the fixed cost in the unit cost, we subtact them completely as an expense.