Answer:
The option B. The profits for common stock owners come before payment to employees, suppliers, government, and creditors. is the false statement.
Profit is any amount that is left after setting aside the cost and liabilities. It is financial gain which is represented by the difference between the amount that is spent and the amount that has been earned or gained. Whereas common stock is a kind of a common share holder equity which also considered to be a type of a security.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question is $30 .
Explanation:
Opportunity cost can be described as the benefits that a person ( who can be an investor or individual or even a company ) is missing out on , if he or she chooses one alternative over the other. This cost is not shown in financial statements but it is important for a owner or manager to understand what potential opportunity he or she is missing out on if chooses one over the other.
In the given question Abby chooses to work for Lewis who are giving her $40 to watch their toddler, so here the next best alternative that she is missing on is $30 that Gilbert's would have given her.
Answer:
A)A sports team t-shirt:(Rivalrous and Excludable)
B)The air we breath (Nonrivalrous and nonexcludable)
C)Atlantic Bluefin Tuna in the Mediterranean Sea:(Rivalrous and nonexcludable)
D)A toll road in normal traffic:(Nonrivalrous and excludable)
Explanation:
Excludable goods can be regarded as goods whereby there is possibility of preventing consumers that has not paid for that good from accessing it.
Rivalrous goods are types of goods that can only be occupied by a person
there is competition created for their consumption.
Non-excludable goods can be regarded as public goods they are one
which are commonly available within a society for all people. These goods cannot be excluded from certain person.
Non-rivalrous goods can be regarded as public goods whereby the supply of that goods is not affected by consumption of people.
420 is what I got. if you do two divided by 120 it gives you 60 then 60 times 7 is 420.
Answer:
A. $190,000
Explanation:
The breakdown analysis of Balance Sheet and Income Statement in terms of Cash in the form of Operating, Investing and Financing activities is known as Cash Flow Statement or the Statement of Cash Flows.
In Investing Activities Cash Flow we simply add Cash Proceeds from the sale of assets and subtract any proceeds from the purchases. The difference between the two is called Cash Flow from investing activities and it how much cash surplus or deficit we have from Investing Activities of Cash.
In the Statement of Cash Flows calculating Net Cash provided by investing activities is simple. Simply add Sale of Land, Sale of Equipment and Issuance of Common Stock. Subtract Purchase of Equipment from it and you will get the Net Cash Flow from Investing Activities.
Payment of Cash Dividend is the Financing Activities item so will not be taken into consideration in Investing Activities Cash flow as follows:
(+) Sale of Land $100,000
(+) Sale of Equipment $50,000
(+) Issuance of Common Stock 70,000
(-) Purchase of Equipment $30,000
NET CASH FLOW from INVESTING ACTIVITIES $190,000
