Answer:
false
Explanation:
In common law, the right of publicity refers to the ownership and control of the commercial exploit of a company's or a person's image or persona. E.g. forged t-shirts with the names and logos of professional sports teams are in direct violation of the right of publicity.
In this case, there was no commercial exploitation of the plaintiff's name, so there cannot be a violation of the right of publicity.
Answer:
Given that,
Cost of goods manufactured = $1,486,000
Cost of goods sold (unadjusted) = $1,337,000
Therefore, the journal entry for the transfer of completed goods from WIP to Finished goods is as follows:
Finished Goods A/c Dr. $1,486,000
To Work in process $1,486,000
(Being transfer of completed goods from work in process to finished goods recorded)
Answer:
Rs. 5993.75
Explanation:
The computation of the cost of laying the path is given below:
= {area of(pool +path)- area of pool }
= ((45 + 3.5) × (20 + 3.5)) - (45 × 20)
= (48.5×23.5) - (45 × 20)
= 1139.75 - 900
= 239.75 square meters
Now the cost is
= 239.75 × 25
= Rs. 5993.75
False.
This is a periodic tenancy because Tom, as the tenant, may rent the apartment for successive periods under his lease, despite being "month-to-month." A tenancy at will, however, allows either the landlord or the tenant to terminate the arrangement at any time because there is more flexibility in the arrangement.
One key difference is the issue of the tenant's notice to vacate the apartment. Under periodic tenancy, the law typically requires the tenant to give at least one period (here, one month) notice to the landlord of the tenant's wish to leave the property. No such notice requirement is typically found within a tenancy at will.
Answer:
Explanation:
Price elasticity = Percentage change in demand/Percentage change in Price
Percentage change in Q= 513-236=277/513x100 = 53.99%
Percentage change in P= 0.89-0.67= 0.22/0.67x100 = 32.83%
Ed=53.99/32.83 = 1.6
Since the price elasticity of demand is elastic so the company should decrease the price to increase revenu
