Answer:
Obvious answer could be clip art since it’s a small part of something bigger. It could also be shapes but if she wants it to actually look like fruit then she’d use clip art. (Four years of digital design)
Explanation:
Answer:
D. All are legitimate constraints on the dividends that firms choose to pay to shareholders.
Explanation:
All of these are legitimate constraints.
For A, a company may simply have limited cash flows and as such can not pay any dividends. They may still be making profits and may declare dividends but the payment may not be made until subsequent period when cash is available.
For B, Bondholder covenants legally bind firms as issuing authorities from certain practices, for example a bond covenant may bind a firm to have interest cover of at least 2 times retained and as such there may be very little retained earnings left to pay for dividends.
For C, some forms of businesses like insurance companies or banks are restricted by law that they can not pay dividends if it means a capital reduction. These businesses have legal capital requirements that they must maintain and thus they cannot reduce capital in lieu of making dividend payments.
Hope that helps.
Answer: $1,600
Explanation:
The training hours per employee can be calculated by multiplying the Employee Training hours by the cost of training per employee.
From the Attached document, the Baldwin company does 80 hours of training for employees.
The Training costs per Employee is;
= 80 * 20
= $1,600
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Using FIFO,
Under First in First out method, items that were purchased first will be availed for sale first. In this case, the opening stock of 5 at $10 items will be sold first. An additional 7 units will be required from the next batch of purchases at $11.
The costs of the first 12 units will be
=(5 x 10)+ (7 x 11)
=50 +77
=$127
With LIFO, the items acquired last will be sold first. In this case, the 12 items sold will come the batch of 15 purchased at $11 in the months
Using LIFO, the cost of goods available for sale.
=12 X $11
=132
The difference is the costs of goods available for sale is $ 5, with FIFO having a lower cost. It means FIFO profits will be $5 more.
