Answer: True
Explanation:
As of February 2020, Target Corp's total liabilities were listed to be $30,946,000,000 while its shareholder equity was significantly lower at $11,833,000,000.
Target Corp therefore does indeed have liabilities that exceed owners equity and by a substantial amount. This has also been the trend since at least 2015.
Answer: $54,000
Explanation:
Referring to the data regarding store operation given above, difference between cash receipt and cash disbursement for December could be calculated as follows;
December Cash receipt = (340,000*20%+320,000*80%) = 324,000
November Purchases = (340,000 × 75%)+(320,000 × 75% × 60%) - 153,000 = 246,000
December Cash payment = 246,000 +240,000 = 270,000
The difference between cash receipts and cash disbursement for December = 324,000 - 270,000 = 54,000
Answer:
Explanation:
The $10,000 is the face value of the bond. Using a financial calculator, input the following to calculate the price at a year before maturity; i.e. at year 9;
Time to maturity; N = 10 - 9 = 1
Annual interest rate; I/Y = 9%
Annual coupon payment; PMT = 0
Face value of the bond; FV = 10,000
then compute present value ; CPT PV = $9,174.31
Therefore, you will pay less than $10,000 for the bond and the price would be as above $9,174.31
Answer: Option (C) is correct.
Explanation:
Correct Option: Political business cycle
If government tax revenues change automatically and in a countercylical direction over the course of the business cycle, this would be called a Political business cycle.
These cycles are present in macroeconomic variables such inflation rate, output and unemployment. There are two types of regime follow in this cycle are as follows:
(i) Regime A consist of expansionary polices which results in a economic growth and inflation. If the inflation rate is high enough then there is a withdrawal of policy.
(ii) Regime B consist of contractionary polices which results in reducing economic growth and inflation. It will become voted out if the unemployment is too high, replaced by Regime A. It generally lead to downward movement of the cycle.
When preparing the operating budgets for a manufacturing company, the manufacturing overhead budget includes costs that are projected by the cost accountant and the production manager. It contains the all <span>manufacturing costs and expenses, except the direct materials (raw materials) and direct labor. </span>
