They brought ideas to communize the city they were in.
I think the answer is stereotyping because no facts of any sort are represented to support those presented claims.
The correct answer is B.
A historical cost is the <em>original cost </em>of an asset and it is recorded as such in the accounting records. It is the nominal cost of the product at the time when it was acquired. In Tom's case, the historical cost of the van is $10,000.
A historical cost can be easily proven by accessing the records of the purchase. But is does no longer represent the actual or<em> fair value</em> of the asset as the value usually decreases with passing time ( depreciation expense ).
Historical cost is still a central concept for recording assets although the fair value concept is preferred, as it represents the real value of the asset an any given time.
Jacob should be a screenwright. That's because playwrights usually don't brainstorm and don't have teams who help them write or anything similar, they do it on their own. Producer's job is getting money for the project, not writing anything so it's not a producer either.
Andrew should be a playwright. Playwrights have absolute authority over their work and since it's thorough and has references and points as to how everything should look, there's nothing that should be changed in production. He attends rehearsals to see how it all sounds and looks.