<span>The most important factor is currency exchange rate.</span>
Answer:
<u>C. stocks that are frequently in the news</u>
Explanation:
- It is an accounting ad financial analysis usually analyzed by the business assets, liabilities, and earnings. Related to the interest-earning and the production, earnings, employment, GDP, housing and manufacturing. conducting a company's stock valuation.
- And is used to find out the internist's values of share. It often includes the industrial, economic, and company analysis. The port foils style includes Buy and holds investors, value investors.
Answer:
$13.5 million
Explanation:
Fractional Banking System- This is banking system where banks are required by the central banking authority to keep a certain percentage of their total deposit as the minimum reserve which they cannot lend out.
The idea behind this requirement is to help manage liquidity risk- a situation where a bank does not have enough cash to meet its deposit customers demand.
Required-reserve ratio: The minimum percentage that banks are required to keep as reserve is known as the required-reserve ratio. In this question, it is given as 10%. Multiply this ratio by the total deposit and you will get the required reserve in dollar amount.
Therefore the required reserve for this bank = 10% ×$15 million= $1.5 million
Excess reserve; Excess reserve is the balance of the total deposit over and above the required reserve. The bank can lend and create loan asset from this balance.
It is calculated as = Total deposit - Required reserve
So we apply this to our question
Excess reserve = $15 million - (10% × $15 million)
= $15 million - $1.5 million
= $13.5 million
Option C is incorrect when allocating service department costs to operating departments.
<u>Explanation:
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Typically, fixed costs are not assigned to working departments; however, they have to be absorbed by the service. This statement is incorrect in the service dept. Cost to Operating dept.
The reciprocal method assigns the cost of services to operating departments and other departments. The reciprocal costs are identified and the costs are assigned to each other and to services offered by each service department.
For example, if Service Department A requires certain services of Service Department B, the cost allocation system would not include these services. Since these services are not delegated to other departments, some auditors assume that the direct approach is not right.
