Answer:
Angie works as your assistant and has come up with a brilliant idea. You have an opportunity to present the idea to your boss, but not give Angie credit for the idea. You can say it was your idea, and no one but you and Angie will ever know.
Evaluate the solutions (what are all the solutions to the issue – both ethical and unethical)
Explanation:
It is unethical to do such, it is morally wrong to plagiarize someone's idea without their knowledge, one could be sue for such in court of law and may probably be fined or send to jail
Are all prices in the economy equally inflexible?
Most prices are inflexible (sticky is another name used) in the short-run so that the economy can only adjust this if there are large changes in output. Inflexible prices normally stay the same even of demand increases, output will change but not the price.
Which ones show large amounts of short-run flexibility? Wages and prices are two economic factors that may have large amounts of short-run flexibility.
Which ones show a great deal of inflexibility even over months an? Expectations of workers are hard to change. Since these vary within different jobs, they may not be as flexible without many months of hard work to change them.
Answer:
The correct option is C,Abby and Zeke are personally liable
Explanation:
Being personally liable means that if the amount of assets available in the joint venture is not enough to pay back the debts owed by the joint venture, the joint venturers would have to pay the debt balance from private pockets.
Option A is applicable to limited liability companies as well as limited liability partnerships.
Option B is also wrong based on the point cited for option A.
The same issue applies to Option D.
In other words, options A,B and D are only applicable to limited liability situations and the joint venture is not a limited liability business.
The company in here is forced to sale their older inventory
because of the demand of 700 units while the inventory that last entered their
warehouse was only 600 units. Since they are following the LIFO method of
inventory, LIFO liquidation will take place and the normal gross profit will
differ than the actual profit. The sales for Rose Industries would be $21,000
(700 units x $30). The COGS should have been $12,600 (700 units x $18)
following the normal sale of inventory giving the normal gross profit as $8,400
($21,000 - $12,600). But since the demand is higher than the inventory that was
last purchased, the company needs to sell 100 units of product ab that costs
$12. Therefore, the COGS would be $12,000 [(600 units x $18) + (100 units x
$12). Therefore the actual gross profit is $9,000 which is $600 higher than the
normal gross profit.
Vested funds are the employers contribution and the non vested funds are the contribution of employee.