Answer:
D.
Explanation:
The vertical analisys shows the different components of a finalcial statement related to a total figure in the statement.
Expresses each financial statement item as a percent of a base amount.
Commonly applied to the balance sheet and the income statement. On the balance sheet, set total assets to 100. On the income statement, set net sales to 100. The resulting statement, expressed entirely in percentages is called a common-size statement.
The total figure in the statement set to equal to 100. Each component´s percentage of that total is computed.
Usefull for comparing. The important of specific components in the operation of a business. Changes in the components from one year to the next.
Answer:Don's casualty loss deduction=$ 770
Explanation:
A Casualty loss is an unexpected or sudden financial loss that occurred as a result of damage or loss of property. It will be calculated as follows
Adjusted basis at the time of accident $1,500
Repair cost on account of accident $2,750
Amount of casualty loss before the adjustments $ 1,500
( which is the Lessor of $ 1,500 and $ 2,750)
Deduct :
Reimbursements gotten from insurance $ 730
Don's casualty loss deduction = $ 1,500 - $ 730 = $ 770
Answer:
The efficient market hypothesis tells, in an equilibrium, the price of stocks or security is an unbiased estimate of the true values.
Explanation:
- Thus, in the equilibrium, of security prices are neither an overvalued nor are undervalued. Suppose the investors learn new information about the company that suggests there stock is worth more than the current price.
- The security gets undervalued expected return exceeds the required return. Increased in demand for security from the investors with this new information will thus bid up the market value plus reduce its expected return until they are equal.
<span>The use of personal selling, advertising, public relations and sales
promotion is known as the promotion mix.
</span><span>The promotional mix is one of the 4 Ps of the marketing mix. It consists of public relations, advertising, sales promotion and personal selling.</span>
