the change from traditional manufacturing to service and high-tech manufacturing requires highly job skills.

MedPlus Incorporated, based in the United States, hesitates to enter into a joint venture with Azpak Limited, a Sri Lankan compa

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Answer:

Legal Risk

Explanation:

Legal risk are damage, financial, reputational losses or any other form of loss received by a business due to negligence in compliance with the law related to the business. They are prospective fines or loses that a business or an organization receives for not complying with the business law and regulations.

In this case, the prospective loss could come by associating with Azpak limited which have inadequate protection of intellectual property rights.

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Laura is head of ABC Systems. She needs to allocate a fixed amount of funds to various projects. There are two top projects that

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Answer: A. dialectic method

Explanation:

The DIALECTIC METHOD or DIALECTICS at it's basic level is a sort of debate between people of opposing viewpoints who wish to use the debate to come up with the best viewpoint by stating the facts and truths of their viewpoints.

They speak on whatever misgivings they may have about the other and explain in a logical manner why their views are better.

It is 'sort' of like a debate because unlike debates, it isn't supposed to get emotional but be fact and merit based.

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On January 1, 2012, Uncle Company purchased 80 percent of Nephew Company’s capital stock for $672,000 in cash and other assets.

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Answer:

a. $51,840

b. $15,440

Explanation;

a. First find the excess fair-value allocation;

= Fair value of Nephew - Book Value

Fair Value = Uncle ownership + Non-controlling interest

= 672,000 + 168,000

= $840,000

Excess fair value = 840,000 - 806,000

= $34,000

Any excess fair-value allocations are amortized over a 10-year period;

= 34,000/10

= $3,400

The Income to be recognized will be reduced by this yearly amotization so the 2014 income recognized by Uncle would be;

= (Nephew income - Amortization) * Uncle ownership stake

= ( 68,200 - 3,400) * 0.8

= $51,840‬

b. Nephew Company also owns 30% of Uncle which means that they will receive 30% of Uncle dividends.

= 0.3 * 30,000

= $9,000

Added to their own income;

= 9,000 + 68,200

= $77,200

The Non-controlling interest owns 20% so the income they will recognise is;

= 0.2 * 132,100

= $15,440‬

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Applying Overhead to Jobs, Costing Jobs Jagjit Company designs and builds retaining walls for individual customers. On August 1,

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Answer:

Job 93 Job 94 Job 95 Job 96

1. Labor Hours 120 300 145 50

2. Overhead applied rate $906 $2,400 $1,160 $400

Explanation:

Labor rate per hour = $18

Labor hours = Total Labor cost / rate per hour

Job 93 = $2,160 / $18 = 120 hours

Job 94 = $5,400 / $18 = 300 hours

Job 95 = $2,610 / $18 = 145 hours

Job 96 = $900 / $18 = 50 hours

Overhead applied rate = Labor Hours x overhead applied rate

Job 93 = 120 x $8 = $960

Job 94 = 300 x $8 = $2,400

Job 95 = 145 x $8 = $1,160

Job 96 = 50 x $8 = $400

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A stock split

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A. causes a decrease in the number of shares outstanding.

In a market economy, it is the consumers that will decide how to allocate the productive resources a business uses. The allocation of products is determined by a concept that is known as supply and demand. When there is a demand for a certain product, then obviously the business has to supply that product. It is the job of the business to look out for signs of demand of a certain product and they have to know just how much of that product he should supply.

A market index is a resulting value created from the combination of several stocks and other investment vehicles presenting its total value against a base value at a certain period. It is used to show the whole stock market at the same time keeping track with the way the market changes overtime. The practice of tracking the value of the stock market over a period of time can be used to benchmark to make a credible comparison of stock returns.

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