The firm with a 20% Debt and 80% Equity has the lowest degree of leverage.
<h3>What is a
degree of leverage?</h3>
This means how much a firm operating income changes in response to a change in sales.
Because the Firm C has a low debt, this means its has the lowest degree of leverage when compared to others.
Therefore, the Option C is correct.
Missing options "90% Debt, 10% Equity
30% Debt, 70% Equity
20% Debt, 80% Equity
50% Debt, 50% Equity"
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That is true because has most likely asked for higher than the offer.
Answer:
Reverse redlining
Explanation:
Reverse redlining means the practice that target the neighborhood specially the non-white for the greater prices or lended the non-fair terms like lending used for predatory with respect to the subprime mortgage
So as per the given situation, it is the reverse redlining as it is targetted to the borrowers or the areas having high cost loans
So, the same should be considered
Answer:
the options are missing, so I looked for a similar question (see attached image):
Explanation:
the equivalent ratios for pie crust and water are:
²/₃ : 3 (normal recipe)
⁴/₃ : 6 (double recipe)
if we equal both ratios:
²/₃ : 3 = ⁴/₃ : 6 we get option B (²/₃ / 3 = ⁴/₃ / 6)
if we reciprocate both sides (we basically flip them), then:
3 : ²/₃ = 6 : ⁴/₃, we get option D (3 / ²/₃ = 6 / ⁴/₃)
Answer:
- b. costs charged to departments.
- c. cost assignment and reconciliation.
- d. equivalent units of production
Explanation:
In Process costing, the company involved is producing a large amount of goods and services that are exactly the same. In order to assign costs therefore, the company will assign costs to all the products instead of individually.
Costs would be charged to various departments because they produce the goods so the entire department cost has to be assigned and reconciled with with the department that produce the goods. When the company only managed to partially complete the production of a good, they will still have to assign costs and so use equivalent units of production to do so.
