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B because it the right answer there
Answer:
Current Ratio=1.93518
Explanation:
Calculating Current Assets:
Current Assets=Total assets-Net fixed assets
Current Assets=$537,800- $412,400
Current Assets=$125,400
Current Liabilities=Total debt- Long-term debt
Current Liabilities=$388,700- $323,900
Current Liabilities=$64,800
Current Ratio=
Current Ratio=1.93518
Answer:
A)control corporate behavior
Explanation:
Sarbanes-Oxley Act which came up in 2002, can be regarded as Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act, is a reform act for public companies and investor protector. Sarbanes-Oxley Act was popped up in U S in order to to get the auditing of public companies fixed. It should be noted that the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed in an effort to control corrupt corporate financial behavior.
Answer:
a. Bastiaan Vanacker wins a libel suit , Sebastian Van Akker loses.
Explanation:
Libel is where a defamatory statement has been published and that statement is false, this will result in the person able to claim libel charges.
This means that if information about someone is publicised (specially a private figure) for any criminal act and which could lead to damage that person's reputation seriously without any proper evidence or even false evidence then this would become ground for a libel case.
Such as in this case where a journalist reported that Bastiaan Vanacker was arrested for indecent exposure even though this was not really the case. As confirmed through the police report which the journalist had misread. This libel suit filed by Bastiaan Vanacker would be won, as his reputation has been damaged to the falsely alleged report published in the newspaper.
However, in the case of Sebastian Van Akker, who had actually committed the crime and no information was mentioned about him in the newspaper, will lose the libel suit filed. This is due to the fact that he was not defamed for any act which he himself had not conducted.
