Answer:
a. Favorable leaseholds with an 8-year life
Options:
b. Technology rights with a 3-year life
c. Bottler franchise rights with indefinite life
d. Goodwill
Explanation:
We should notice the income recognize is the 25% of the company's income thus, there is no depreciation nor amortization.
a. Favorable leaseholds with an 8-year life
A favorable leaseholds because the market rate changes when performing the acquisition of the 25% would make for this but, will be amortized over an 8 years spawn <em>Hence is guaranteed to not the cause of the 10,000,000 extra as it should decrease the income of 500,000 which is not what happened.</em>
b.- and intangible which isn't recognize in the company's firm can also generate this difference and be eliminate after 3-years thus is a viable option
c.- the franchise right will still be there but, the valuation of them can change. The franchise while it is indefinite It can lose their market value (imagine a franchise of candels after electricity is invented) Thus, it could be or not.
d.- The goodwill could be checked for imparment and eliminated before the 5 years period or not require a journal entry that year.
Answer:
If you have not been trained to process damages / final disposition items and you need to dispose of Front Store items that may be considered hazardous waste, you must contact the Manager-on-Duty.
If you have been trained and assigned, you should be able to read product labels to determine if a product may be considered hazardous waste when scanning.
Moreso, if in doubt and If someone is not available to answer your question about a waste, you should immediately place the item in a StrongPak self-sealing bag and set it aside in the damages processing area until a properly trained person can make a hazardous waste determination.
Every drug sales outlet uses a waste management program to properly manage hazardous waste until it is picked up by Stericycle for disposal at a licensed facility.
Also, check for the 2 x 2 Returns Window, to determine if an expired bottle of a drug could be returned.
Answer:
D) consume more of Good X or less of Good Y until the marginal utility per dollar for Good X and Good Y is equal.
Explanation:
Since Joanna's marginal utility per dollar is higher for good X than per good Y, then she must consume a combination of both goods until their marginal utility per dollar is equal.
Since marginal utility is diminishing, if she reduces her consumption of good Y, maybe it will increase and match X's. Or she can choose to consume more X until its marginal utility diminishes and matches Y's.
Answer:
$15 million
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Inventory turn ratio = 60
Annual sales = $50 million
Average inventory = $250,000
Now,
we know,
Inventory turn ratio = ( Cost of goods sold ) ÷ ( Average inventory )
thus,
60 = ( Cost of goods sold ) ÷ $250,000
or
Cost of goods sold = 60 × $250,000
or
Cost of goods sold = $15,000,000 or $15 million
