Answer:
Stock is valued at lower of : cost or market price [prudence principle]
Explanation :
Prudence or Conservatism is an accounting principle : anticipating for all possible losses & expenditures, not anticipating for possible profits & gains. This makes business better prepared to face all contingent expenditures/ losses.
This concept's implication is that : Stock or Inventory is valued at the value whichever is lesser between 'cost of inventory' & sale price. This makes inventory valuation as per the above explained Prudence/ Conservatism principle.
Answer:
Hair Salon
Explanation:
An hair salon is the most helpful kind of bussiness besides chothing store's because your helping people with their hair and geting a lot of money from doing a curtain style.
Answer:
Date Account title Debit Credit
12/31/2019 Lease Receivable $175,934
Cost of Goods sold $120,000
Sales Revenue $175,934
Inventory $120,000
Date Account title Debit Credit
12/31/2019 Cash $40,800
Deposit Liability $40,800
The rental amount is constant and is made on the first day of the lease period so this is an annuity due.
As the collectability is probable, you need to find the present value of this lease:
= 40,800 * Present value of annuity due factor, 5 year, 8%
= 40,800 * 4.3121
= $175,933.68
= $175,934
Answer:
option (C) $5 in the U.S. and 3 euros in Italy
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Nominal exchange rate, E = 0.80 euros per dollar
Real exchange rate = 
Now,
Real exchange rate = [ Price of good in US ] ÷ [ Price of Good in Italy ]
= 
Here,
PU = Price of US in dollars
PI = Price of Italy in Euros
Thus,
Real exchange in rate
= 
or
= 
hence,
we get
Ratio of Price of a good in US to Price of a Good in Italy = 
or
we can say $5 in the U.S. and 3 euros in Italy
option (C) $5 in the U.S. and 3 euros in Italy
Answer: The correct answer is "D. They earn identical rewards per unit of systematic risk.".
Explanation: If you are comparing 3 values and by calculating, find that they all have the same Treynor ratio means that they earn identical rewards per unit of systematic risk.