Answer:
a. Computer - fixed asset
b. Patent - intangible asset
c. Oil reserve - natural resource
d. Goodwill - intangible asset
e. U. S. Treasury note - none of these (N)
f. Land used for employee parking - fixed asset
g. Gold mine - natural resource
Explanation:
Intangible assets are the assets of a company that cannot be seen or they are not physical in nature. They are usually difficult to evaluate. They include:
- Goodwill
- Patent
- Trademarks
- copyrights
a fixed asset is a long term tangible piece of property or equipment that a company has and uses it to generate income. they include plant, property and equipment.
A natural resource is a substance that occurs in nature that can be used to generate economic profit.
Answer:
exporting
Explanation:
The exporting refers to the trade in which the goods and services are produced and sold to the another country. In this, the person who sells the goods and services is known as exporter while the foreign buyer who buyed the goods and services is known as importer
According to the given situation, the company is looking for growth opportunities and it is a fairly small company. Moreover it focused on exporting the goods and services
Hence, the option C is correct
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Answer:
Courts Distributors and Eastinghouse Corporation
Dispute over Contract Price
The two parties have a legal contract. The contract was established when Courts requested Eastinghouse to send the refrigerators and bill later.
The exact price for the contract is in dispute. This dispute can be resolved between the parties. Reference to the market price will help resolve the dispute, otherwise, the parties may seek alternative dispute resolutions, like litigation, mediation, or arbitration.
Explanation:
a) Data and Analysis:
Eastinghouse's invoice price for the refrigerators = $140,000
Courts' adopted market price = $120,000
b) Since Courts' reference to the price is with regard to the wholesale market price, it may be that Eastinghouse quoted the retail price instead. Since Courts is a distributor, it has the right to be charged a wholesaler's price and not a retailer's. Therefore, we can conclude that after due reference to the prevailing market price of similar refrigerators, the two parties may agree to a price of $120,000 or a little higher.
