Answer:
no option is correct
Explanation:
stocks to be distributed = 13,000 x 12% = 1,560
1,560 stocks x $22 = $34,320
- 1,560 x $6 = $9,360
- 1,560 x ($22 - $6) = $24,960
the journal entry to record the declaration of a small stock dividend (less than 20% of outstanding stocks) should be:
Dr Retained earnings (1,560 x $22) 34,320
Cr Common stock dividend distributable (1,560 x $6) 9,360
Cr Additional paid in capital 24,960
Answer:
Firms make normal profits
Explanation:
Monopolistic competition is characterized by many firms selling similar but differentiated products. Each firm sets its price because they sell slightly different products. There are insignificant or no barriers to entry or exit in a monopolistic competition.
It is possible to make abnormal profits in monopolistic competition in the short run. Due to ease of entry and exit, a firm with abnormal profits will face competition from new entrants. In the long-run, no firm will dominate the market, which means all firms will be making normal profits.
<span>The difference between a privately-held and public company
is that the owners of the private company are the company’s founders or a group
of private investors while in the public company, the company has undergone an
initial public offering that means the company sold a portion of its shares to
the public. The management of a public company is answerable to the
shareholders as opposed to the private company. A public company sells the
shares of stock and is listed in the stock exchange while a private company is unlisted. </span>
Answer: Participation
Explanation:
Participation financing is a firm of financing whereby a loan is shared by several parties because such loans are too huge and a party cannot take the loan alone.
Since we are informed that works for a life insurance company that funds commercial investment projects and often insures these projects by insisting on an equity position, this means that participation financing is being practiced.
Sclafani is a disclosed principal
<u>Principals are liable for contracts made by an agent when that contract was authorized by the principal.
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Explanation:
1) Who was the principal?
Sclafani is a disclosed principal
<u>Principals are liable for contracts made by an agent when that contract was authorized by the principal.
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2) Who is the agent?
<u>The office worker
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3) Who is the third party?
<u>When a third party, in this case Felix, enters into a contract with a disclosed principal, in this case Sclafani, who is liable on the contract the principal alone
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In this case Felix alleged that Sclafani authorized the officer worker to sign and fax the credit application back to Felix.
Felix likely alleged that in the event Sclafani did not give actual authority to the officer worker, the officer worker had apparent authority to contract with Felix.
Apparent authority is established when the principal leads a reasonably prudent person to justifiably believe that an agent has authority to act.
