b. Undercapitalization
c. Control of expenses
d. Management of cash flows
On e2020 it's False. I just took the test.
Answer:
Explanation:The general-duty clause of the Occupational Safety and Health Act states that it is each employer's duty to furnish a place of employment free from recognized hazards.
General Duty Clause.
The General Duty Clause places a base standard for all employers regardless of type to provide a safe environment for their employees that is free from life threatening hazards. The General Duty clause comprises thousands health and safety standards/rules.
Options:
A. The number of products can differ from the number of outputs when the joint production of one product produces multiple outputs. All of these outputs generate revenues, such as the offshore processing of hydrocarbons yields purified water that is bottled as well as yielding oil and gas.
B. The number of products can differ from the number of output when the joint production process of two or more products become separately unidentifiable. Therefore a company can have multiple outputs with only one product having a positive sales value. If multiple kinds of timber (logs) are processed into standard lumber and wood chips, standard lumber is the one product that has positive sales and wood chips are the recycled back into the environment.
C. A product is any output that has a positive sales value (or an output that enables a company to avoid incurring costs). In some joint-cost settings, outputs can occur that do not have a positive sales value. The offshore processing of hydrocarbons yields water that is recycled back into the ocean as well as yielding oil and gas.
D. A product is any output that has a positive sales value (or an output that enables a company to avoid incurring costs). The products of a joint production process that have low total sales values compared with the total sales value of the main product or of joint products are called byproducts. The fine-grade lumber and standard lumber are joint products and the wood chips are byproducts.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
A joint-cost production process may result in different outputs, but not all of them are products, for example in oil and natural gas extraction processes, you also get water which is an output but not a product since it is returned to the environment. Many times depending on the location of the oil field, even natural gas is not considered a product and it is simply burnt.
b. the amount for which the note is written plus the interest due to the maturity date.
c. the amount for which the note is written.
d. its realizable value.
Answer: Option C - the amount for which the note is written.
Explanation:
A written promise to pay a specified amount of money on a specific date. Face value of a promissory note is the amount for which the note is written, also known as the
amount borrowed (principal)
The face value of a promissory note is the amount for which the note is written. This amount is the original value that the issuer agrees to pay the payee in the future, excluding any interest or discount.
The face value of a promissory note is the original value or principal amount that is written on the note by the issuer. This is the amount that the issuer agrees to pay the payee at a future date. The face value does not include any interest or discount that may be due at the maturity of the note. Hence, according to your options, the face value of a promissory note is the amount for which the note is written, which is (c).
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a.A stable dollar dividend targeted at 50 percent of earnings over a 5-year period.
b.A small, regular dividend of $0.70 per share plus a year-end extra when the profits in any year exceed $21,000,000.
The yearly dividend per share to be paid would depend on the policy that the company decides to implement - either $0.97 per share for policy (a) or $1.09 per share for policy (b).
For policy (a), to determine the yearly dividend per share to be paid, we need to calculate the average earnings over the 5-year period and take 50% of it as the targeted dividend per share. Let's assume the average earnings over the 5-year period is $15,000,000. Then, the targeted dividend per share would be:
Dividend per share = 50% x Average earnings / Number of shares Dividend per share = (0.5 * $15,000,000) / 7,700,000 Dividend per share = $0.97
For policy (b), we need to determine the year-end extra dividend when the profits in any year exceed $21,000,000. Let's assume that the profits for the current year are $24,000,000. Then, the year-end extra dividend per share would be:
Year-end extra dividend per share = (Profit - Threshold) / Number of shares Year-end extra dividend per share = ($24,000,000 - $21,000,000) / 7,700,000 Year-end extra dividend per share = $0.39
The regular dividend per share is given as $0.70. Therefore, the total dividend per share for policy (b) would be:
Total dividend per share = Regular dividend per share + Year-end extra dividend per share Total dividend per share = $0.70 + $0.39 Total dividend per share = $1.09
So, the yearly dividend per share to be paid would depend on the policy that the company decides to implement - either $0.97 per share for policy (a) or $1.09 per share for policy (b).
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