Leaving Your Mail Unguarded. ...
Throwing Sensitive Documents into Your Trash. ...
Losing Your Wallet or Smartphone. ...
Falling for Cyberscams. ...
Using an Insecure Internet Connection.
Answer:
The correct answer is A)
Explanation:
There is no good or service that is unlimited.
The concept of the Barter system was simply a method of exchanging value for value.
- It was phased away due to several reasons:
- It was not a good store of value as many of the goods were perishable
- it didn't make for good administration: It was too cumbersome and problematic. Imagine having to store three trailers of eggs awaiting a barter exchange
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Answer:
The option (B) Debit Work in Process Inventory $72.000 credit Factory Wages Payable $172,000 is correct
Explanation:
Solution
Given that:
As the cost of labor was sustained as regards to processing the inventory and it was not completed, so debit the work in process of account.
There also exits a liability of paying labor charges for this it will be payable.
Hence credit factory wages payable.
For the other options they are crediting cash which is not yet paid, here the option A and E is wrong.
For option D, they are crediting inventory which in this case is not correct due to the existence of a liability for paying labor fees.
The option D is wrong, because they debited with the cost of sold goods.
<h2>Direct to the maintenance department</h2>
Explanation:
Jane here works only in the Maintenance department. The work that he does supports both Production as well as Research. We can calculate the expenses, only by associating the department of the employee.
So, the wages should be directly associated to the maintenance department only.
We cannot add one cost to multiple department and it is not the right approach of accounting system. So the below becomes invalid.
<em>Indirect to the production department Direct to the research department Direct to the production department Indirect to the research department</em>
