Answer:
Explanation:
a)
Year percentage increase
2011 21.21162
2012 14.35054
2013 20.62696
b) Assuming C1 is the domestic currency, an increase in E will cause price of C2 in term of C1 to; Decline
c) If the value of e decrease, given that E is increasing, then Country Y would be experiencing a lower rate of inflation compared to Country X
d) if foreign goods are relatively less expensive compared to the domestic goods and assuming that the nominal exchange rate of the currencies is equity, then there is disparity in the real exchange rate.
Answer:
A) Total current assets are reduced
Explanation:
The account receivables are included in the Current Assets side and when the company writes off the debt of a client it reduce the value of the assets in the balance sheets to reflect that the amount to be collected it's less that the current amount.
This reduction in the Current Assets have an impact in the Losses of the company in the Income Statement and it must be reflected.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
sense I help you you help me, What are the effects of El Nino? (4 only)
Answer:
(a) Brittany loss due to taxes = Basis - fair market value
= $184,000 - $160,000
= $24,000
Therefore, Brittany will have a $24,000 loss that is not deductible.
(b) Tax consequences to Ridge if he later sells the stock for $190,000 are as follows:
- Realized gain = $30,000 and Recognized as a gain for tax payers = $6,000
- Realized and recognized loss = $8,000
- There is no recognized gain for Ridge and unrecognized loss of $10,000. It is permanent lost.
Answer:
A conspiracy crime
Explanation:
Note that the tem consipiracy could also mean knowingly supporting directly or indirectly in a set course of action with another.
Thus, since the homeowner did not prevent the illegal actions of her acquaintance out of loyalty for her, the homeowner became part of an illegal drug sale conspiracy. This is further evident from the fact that the homeowner
gave the acquaintance three weeks to move out; in a sense giving more ample time for the illegal transactions.
