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3 years ago

What is good governannce?

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Good governance is a way of measuring how public institutions conduct public affairs and manage public resources in a preferred way. Governance is "the process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented".

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Which of the following actions would likely raise homeowner's insurance premiums? Building the home in the floodplain of a river

natita [175]

Insurance is a coverage that assesses the risk of a certain item/person. If that item/person is in good condition, your insurance will be lower because it's less likely it'll get damaged.
This is why if you have a bad driving history, your car insurance is high (as there is a high risk).
If you were to instal an alarm, live in a safe neighbourhood or choose not to install a swimming pool you would actually reduce your insurance.
If you have an alarm, you are less likely to have stuff stolen (safer = less risk).
Living in a safe neighbourhood is safer = less risk.
Not installing a pool means your property remains the same value (putting a pool could increase it), higher risk of someone drowning in the pool, or hurting themselves. So by not building the pool, you'll have a safer environment = less risk.

If you build your house in a floodplain, the chance of your house getting damages by a flood is very very high, so you will have to pay more as there is an increased risk.

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3 years ago

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On January 1, 2014, Borstad Company purchased equipment for $1,180,000. It is depreciating the equipment over 25 years using the

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Answer:

Explanation:

a)Purchase cost - 1,180,000

Useful life - 25

Annual depreciation = 47,200

Timeline - Jan 1 , 2014 - 2019 = 6 years

Accumulated depreciation = 47200*6=283,200

Carrying value at 2019 = (1,180,000 - 283,200)= 896,800

B) Annual cash flow - 400,000

Annual cash outflow - (295,000)

Net cash inflow= 105,000

Net cash flow for 8 years = 105000*8 = 840000

Since the net cash inflow is less than the carrying value , there is an impairment.

PV value of the net cash inflow at 12% discount for 8 years = 521,602

Impairment loss = $375,198

At December 21.2019

2.) Debit impairment loss - $375,198

Credit equipment - $375,198

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4 years ago

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Answer: cost, labor, input, infrastructure

Explanation:this did the test on edmentum

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As part of its executive compensation plan, Vertovec Inc. granted 60,000 of its no-par common shares to executives, subject to f

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Answer:

See the explanation below for the basic EPS and diluted EPS

Explanation:

To calculate EPS we use the earnings of the company adjusted for any income for preferential shareholders. In this case there is no preference shareholders. Thus income attributable to ordinary shareholders is $ 420 000 (net income)

Average outstanding shares for BASIC eps calculation is 1500 000 shares.

BASIC EPS = 420/1500

= $ 0,28 per ordinary share

When calculating diluted EPS we include instruments that can potentially increase the number of shares and dilute net income. Thus we will include the 60,000 shares to executives that have a three year condition attached to them.

Diluted EPS = 420/(1500+60)

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