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Aliun [14]
3 years ago
15

Scenario 4:

Business
1 answer:
Thepotemich [5.8K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Scenario 1:

You want to purchase a new vehicle and you have your heart set on a brand new SUV. You take out a loan to pay for the car, but after six months you begin to fall behind on payments and incur late fees.

1. Does your credit score go up or down?

   Your Credit Card score will go down.

2. Why does it go up or down?

   It went down because you were late on your payments.

3. If your score goes down, how can you fix it?

   Pay your payments on time.

Scenario 2:

You’ve been eager to buy a new cell phone for months, and now you’re ready to make it happen. You use your credit card to purchase the phone and you set up automatic billing to pay the monthly expenses. At the end of each month, you pay the credit card bill in full.

1. Does your credit score go up or down?

   It goes up.

2. Why does it go up or down?

   You pay your bills on time.

3. If your score goes down, how can you fix it?

   It doesn't go down.

Scenario 3:

Your first semester of college, you take out a small loan to help pay for books. Despite being busy, you get a part time job. Although you don’t have to pay your loan back until you graduate, you’ve saved enough by the end of the semester and you will pay off the loan in full.

1. Does your credit score go up or down?

   Your score will go up.

2. Why does it go up or down?

   You will pay the loan back in full.

3. If your score goes down, how can you fix it?

   It doesn't go down.

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Schedule cost of Goods Manufactured for the year ended December 31st, 2018

Beginning work in process inventory

Direct materials used

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