Answer:
Since it is the supreme Court that has given this decision, there is nothing much an individual congressman can do alone or even a president.
However, since anti trust laws do not cover those which are not trade or Commerce in nature, a congressman can propose to inact new laws that cover Sports related economic activities. Or they can pass a new law to include the sports related financials in the anti trust laws. But this could change the structure and the purpose of anti trust laws.
Explanation:
Answer:
B. Paying city inspection fees for new equipment
Explanation:
Capital expenditure is an expense incurred by the business to maintain its fixed assets with an objective to increase its efficiency. Any additions and improvements in fixed assets is an capital expenditure.
City inspection is required to evaluate the working condition of the asset and any fees paid for it, is a capital expenditure.
Interest payment on construction bonds, lease rental payments of assets and mortgage interest on asset is a liability payable in intervals and all they are operating expense and not considered to be capital expenditure.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Repairs shouldn’t be recorded to the equipment (asset) account but should be recorded as an expense instead.
Answer:
In the context of the different leader styles, Jordan uses the participating style
Explanation:
Participative leadership also known as Democratic Leadership Style is a method of leadership that involves all team members in terms of identifying important goals as well as developing strategies and procedures to achieve the goals.
Answer:
Correct answer is FALSE
Explanation:
FOB Destination transfers ownership of the goods to the buyer after the goods reached to its destination (either in the buyer’s warehouse or any place stated in the contract to be delivered). Thus, goods in-transit under FOB destination still belongs to the seller and not to the buyer yet. Moreover, it should not be included to buyer’s inventory because the title of ownership of the said goods still belongs to the seller at the time of transit.