Explanation:
The journal entry to record the uncollectible is shown below:
On December 31
Bad debt expense $800
To Allowance for doubtful debts $800
(Being the bad debt expense is recorded)
The computation is shown below:
= Sales × estimated percentage - credit balance of doubtful accounts
= $280,000 × 0.5% - $600
= $1,400 - $600
= $800
Answer:
Explanation:
The person who spoke says that, if the the brand is very huge, (so also it will have a huge baggage ), by this , the force that will be needed to change its positioning will be high. An example is companies like
Unilever, P&G like to keep all the brands they have differently like Pringles and cornflakes and another example is companies like Hoover found it very hard to convince the world that they were more than vaccum cleaners as a brand.
Answer:
$1,476,000
Explanation:
According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follows:-
Statement of The Cash Flow 31 December,2022
Particular Amount Total Amount
Net Income $1,200,000
Depreciation $192,000
Accounts receivable Decrease $420,000
Accounts payable Decrease ($336,000)
$276,000
Net cash provided by operating activities $1,476,000
Initial price = $0.88 (Jan. 1980)
Final price = $2.11 (Jan. 2015)
Change in price = $2.11 - $0.88 = $1.23
Percentage rise in price = 100(1.23/0.88) = 139.8% ≈ 140%
The average yearly rise in price = 139.8/(2015-1980) ≈ 4%
Answer:
Total percent rise in price = 140%
Average yearly rise in price = 4%
Answer:
Steve Jobs coming back, Innovations, and Tim Cook taking over as COO
Explanation:
The fluctuations in stock prices of a company are due to improved performance of the company in meeting it's objectives and perception that the business will do better in the future.
In the given scenario there was an initial increase in Apple’s stock price from $27.97 to $702.10, an increase of 25 times.
This can be attributed to the return of Steve Jobs as the CEO of Apple. There was a confidence boost by his coming back. Also there were various innovations like: iPhone, iMac, iPod, and iTunes. These improved the performance and by extension share price of Apple.
However when Tim Cook took over as COO he reduced production by half resulting in stock price decrease by 37% from its peak in September 2012 until the end of March 2013, from $702.10 to $442.66.
