Answer: D. Overidentifying with the Persian member.
Explanation:
The leaders fear in this case is over identifying with the Persian member. Since the leader is Persian, he is afraid that he could overidentify with the Persian member and this could bring about biasness with the way he handles the issue.
Therefore, based on the given options, the correct answer is D.
Answer: $16.60
Explanation:
The following information can be gotten from the question:
Total common equity = $4,050,000 Shares of stock outstanding = 265,000
Net Income = $450,000
Dividends = $100,000
Based on the information given, the book value per share will be calculated as:
(Total common equity + Net income - Dividends) / Outstanding shares
= ($4,050,000 + $450,000 - $100,000) / 265,000
= $4,400,000 / 265,000
= $16.60
Answer:
$1585
Explanation:
Interest for the first year = 6.5% of principal due at the beginning of the year
= 6.5% of $10,000
= $ 650
Principal repayment at the end of the year = $1000
Principal due at the beginning of the second year = $10,000 - $1000= $9000
Interest payable at the end of the second year = 6.5% of principal outstanding at the beginning of the second year = 6.5% of 9000
= $ 585
Principal repayment at the end of the second year = $1000
Hence total payment at the end of the second year = $1000 + $585= $1585
Acc 450 specific misstatement in one of a client's 2,000 accounts receivable is referred to as a(n) <u>known misstatement.</u>
There are two categories of errors: known and likely. The amount of specifically determined misstatements is what Section 312A.35 refers to as known misstatements.
For instance, it would be a known untruth if an unpaid invoice for items purchased or services supplied prior to the end of the period given was not recorded.
According to Section 312A.35, "the auditor's best assessment of the overall misstatements in the account balances or classes of transactions" is what is meant by "likely misstatements." When an auditor uses analytical or sampling techniques, probable misstatements may be found.
For instance, if an auditor applies sampling methodologies to a certain class of transactions and finds a known misstatement in the items examined, the auditor will project the known difference found in the samples to find the likely misstatement.
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The answer is: D) The Federal Reserve affects monetary policy.
Federal reserve had the power to create monetary policies in order to regulate inflation rate in the country.
These monetary policies are being made to control either the amount of money supply or the amount of money circulated in the market. (If the amount of money held by people reduced, the inflation rate tend to go down. This is how they make the control)
