The answer to the question is D.998
In Marketing, promotion refers to any type of marketing communication used to inform or persuade target audiences of the relative merits of a product, service, brand, or issue. The aim of promotion is to increase awareness, creat interest, generate sales, or create brand loyalty. So yes, promotion would involve trying to get a message across to a potential customer.
Answer: True
The correct answer is <span>Cohesion. If it only does one thing it's very cohesive and this is desirable because it means there's high efficiency and there's little room for failure. If it was extremely complex and was doing many things there would be many things that could go wrong and this is not desirable in production.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Accounts Receivable - Asset (Come under Current Asset)
2. Equipment - Asset (Come under Fixed asset)
3. Fees Earned - Revenue (Come under income statement)
4. Insurance Expense - Expense (Come under income statement)
5. Prepaid Advertising - Assets (Come under Current Asset)
6. Prepaid Rent - Asset (Come under Current Asset)
7. Rent Revenue - Revenue (Come under income statement)
8. Salary Expense - Expense (Come under income statement)
9. Salary Payable - Liability (Come under current liabilities)
10. Supplies - Asset (Come under Current Asset)
11. Supplies Expense - Expense (Come under income statement)
12. Unearned Rent - Liability (Come under current liabilities)
Answer:
$4,500
Explanation:
depreciation expense
= [revised cost of asset - salvage value]/[remaining life of the assets]
= [$39,000 - $3,00]/[8 years]
= $4,500
Therefore, The Depreciation expense for Year 6 is $4,500.
