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Q. Business risk in company?
Business risk is the likelihood of a company experiencing changes in the level of its profit before interest as a result of changes in turnover or operating costs. For this reason it is as well referred to as operating risk. Business risk narrates to the nature of the business operations undertaken by a company. For instance we would expect profit before interest to be more volatile for a luxury goods manufacturer than for a food retailer since sales of luxury goods will be more closely linked to varying economic activity than sales of a necessity good such as food
How do I treat with Expenses Outstanding, for example, Marketing Expenses outstanding at year end is $1250. How do I adjust?. It is a note under the trial balance.
While many people know that Sonora, Mexico is a beautiful vacation spot, it is also a large furniture manufacturing location in North America. Guillermo Navallez made furniture for
The conflicting interests of users We have seen above that every user group looks at a business from a different perspective and has its own individual interests. This means th
Joe has two children, Sydney age 5 and William age 2, that he wants to provide for their education funding. Currently, tuition is $10,000 per year and tuition inflation is 6%. Jo
Q. Evaluate Value of rights per existing share? Rights issue price = 4·00 × 0·85 = $3·40 Theoretical ex rights price = ((5 × 4·00) + 3·40)/6 = $3·90 Value of rights per e
Tim purchased a used office building on May 15, 2001, for $2,000,000. $500,000 of the purchase price was allocated to the land. On November 1, 2010 the building was sold. What is t
Harry purchased equipment for his business and gave the seller cash and a note due in two years. Larry also purchased business equipment, but financed the transaction with a bank l
Using CAPM's formula, Return on equity = Risk-free rate + Beta*(Expected market return - risk-free rate) With the given information, Return on equity = 1% + 0.55*(8% - 1%)
Inventory Control Ratios For reasons of monitoring the effectiveness of inventory management this is useful to look at the subsequent ratios and indexes: Overall Inventory Tu
USING PROPER ILLUSTRARTION,ELLOBORATE ON THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK THAT SUPPORTS FINANCIAL REPORTING IN NON PROFIT ORGANISATIONS.
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