Answer:
(B) Debit Depreciation expense and Credit Property Plant and Equipment
Explanation:
the depreciation is the accrued expense recognize for the effect on time on the firm's assets. There is no cash involve in a depreciation It is an accounting expense. So A and C cannot be coorect.
As the depreciation is an expense, it will be debited. not credited. so D is incorect as well.
The net income is a figure which resumes the expenses and revenues of the company. It is not an account thus, it can't be debited or credited. Making E incorrect as well.
Answer:
Threats
Explanation:
This is the influence strategy known as threats. Influence strategies can be as a result of threats, manipulation, promises, persuasions and relationships. These are particularly popular with sales representatives, managers, parents, etc.
Threats
In a strategy based on threats, a manager might want a desired behavior and the ounishment that will be given if the desired result is not accomplished. Threats are normally used as a last result.
Exempt review
<span> An exempt review is a defined as one which poses
minimum amounts of risk or threat to participants of a survey. Exempt reviews are also conducted
anonymously, with no identifiable information of the participants collected. In this case since the student’s questions are fairly harmless and
the anonymity of the subjects is maintained, it can be classified as an exempt
review</span>
Answer:
$300 has been reduced from the money supply.
Explanation:
The taxes act as leakage from the circular flow of money. Unless they are spent and injected back as government spending they would be treated as a leakage that has left the circular flow.
Similar effect happens with the savings amount. A saving is a leakage and thus the remaining amount which is $20 after paying for golf clubs and taxes can also be said to have left the circular flow of income and so reducing money supply.
$100 of the original $400 is still left in the flow and money supply as it is still in the checking account after the transaction.
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