Answer: Customer Satisfaction.
Explanation:
The car company aims at satisfying their customers, because the company is not really concerned about high sales, but in making sure that each car made available to the market meets the quality standard that the car company is known for. As more quality cars are produced, the more satisfied the customers would be.
Answer:
Freezer 2 is the better option because it has higher present worth.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is $ 49,000. (which is not in options)
Explanation:
This problem requires us to calculate value of retain earning at the end of the year. We know that assets = equity + liabilities and equity = common stock + retain earning. Following this rule we can easily calculate amount of retain earning. Detail Calculation is given below.
Asset
Accounts Receivable $30,000
Land $42,000
Investments $7,000
Building $59,000
Cash and Equivalents $80,000
Equipment $64,500
Supplies $6,000
Total Asset $288,500
Less
Liability
Notes Payable $59,000
Interest Payable $5,500
Income Taxes Payable $10,000
Accounts Payable $38,000
Total Liabilities $112,500
Less
Equity
Common Stock $127,000
Retain earning $ 49,000
Answer:
D) Both retained earnings and stockholders' equity will be reduced by $10,000 .
Explanation:
Dividend paid is usually deducted from the retained earnings. The retained earnings is the accumulated balance in the company's net income/loss over time shown in the balance sheet as a part of the owners equity.
The other part being the common stock.
Hence when dividend is paid, the retained earnings reduces and so does the shareholder's equity.
Answer:
The answer is: A) The petrochemical industry benefits if accidents do not occur, since accidents involve risk of employee injury as well as loss of equipment and product.
Explanation:
The basis for this statement would be a benefit cost analysis. Organizations make decisions by analyzing the benefits of an action versus the costs of taking that action. If the benefits are higher than the costs, then they will profit from those actions.
In this case, petrochemical industries will probably lose more money if an accident happens than the money they can save form cutting costs on safety procedures. Financially it makes more sense to prevent accidents.