I would say B. Quick cash loans. Interest rates are very high & not a good idea in borrowing money. They are designed for people who have poor credit ratings & have no other means to borrow money.
Answer:
traditional goal setting
Explanation:
This is traditional goal setting because the goals flow from the top down. Each organisational area then incorporates them from the top down.
Answer:
$0.45
Explanation:
Given that
Desired lot size = 60
Annual demand = 40000
Holding cost = 20 per unit
Daily production rate = 320
Workdays per year = 250
Recall that
S = (Q^2 H[1 - d/p])/ 2d
Where S = setup cost
D = annual demand
Q = order quality
P = daily production
Seeing that daily demand is not given. We find d
d = 40000/250 = 160
Therefore
S = [60^2 20( 1 - 60/320)] / 2 × 40000
S = 3600 20 ( -1.12)/ 80000
S = $0.45
Answer & Explanation:
The fair value of our asset is $20000 and what we receive is a truck with $15000 market value and $5000 cash. So the transaction possesses commercial substance as the fair value and value received are same.
So assume if the transaction lacks the commercial substance (according to question) then the truck received must be recorded at fair value and must be offset against the truck which is exchanged for. The entry would be:
Dr Truck received @ Fair Value $15000
Cr Truck Sold $12000
Cr Profit on Disposal $8000
The above entry makes it clear that the entry to recognize the truck would be $15000. So the option D is correct.
A is quite clearly the correct answer. An effective team member would not utter such a statement; an effective team member would say any of the others, however.
Hope this helps.
