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The partnership of Brandon and Ryan is being liquidated. All gains and losses are shared in a 3:1 ratio, respectively. Before liquidation, their balance sheet balances are as follows: 
a) If the Other Assets are sold for $10,000, how much capital will each partner receive have before paying liabilities and distributing the remaining assets?
b) If the Other Assets are sold for $7,000, how much capital will each partner have before paying liabilities and distributing remaining assets?
a) If the Other Assets are sold for $10,000, how much capital will each partner receive have before paying liabilities and distributing the remaining assets?b) If the Other Assets are sold for $7,000, how much capital will each partner have before paying liabilities and distributing remaining assets?
On Aug 02, 2024
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The diffusion of change is more likely to succeed when:
A) the pilot study was successful.
B) the pilot study receives favorable recognition and rewards.
C) pilot study managers are transferred to other areas of the organization.
D) All of these exist.
E) None of these exist.
A) the pilot study was successful.
B) the pilot study receives favorable recognition and rewards.
C) pilot study managers are transferred to other areas of the organization.
D) All of these exist.
E) None of these exist.
On Jul 06, 2024
D
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Does it ever make sense to purchase a stock that has never paid a dividend? Explain.
On Jul 03, 2024
Yes. If a firm does not pay out its profits as dividends, it retains those earnings to invest in the firm. If its investments are good, they will increase the firm's future profits. The prospect of greater future profits raises the value of the stock. A good investment is simply one that increases the stock value by more than the amount of the forgone dividend. In general, stockholders are happy either with profits now or with a rising stock price.
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Centered type is commonly used for
A) making the document easier to read.
B) text paragraphs.
C) headings and subheadings.
D) all of the above.
A) making the document easier to read.
B) text paragraphs.
C) headings and subheadings.
D) all of the above.
On Jun 06, 2024
C
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Which of these is true of autocratic leaders?
A) They involve subordinates in critical decision-making processes.
B) They empower employees.
C) They believe in minimal supervision.
D) They make decisions on their own,often without consulting others.
A) They involve subordinates in critical decision-making processes.
B) They empower employees.
C) They believe in minimal supervision.
D) They make decisions on their own,often without consulting others.
On Jun 03, 2024
D
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A sugar mill receives sugar cane from farmers, extracts the juice, boils it into syrup, and then crystallizes the syrup into raw sugar. There has been an ongoing consolidation of sugar mills, and an increase in the capacity of those that remain. The number of mills in Louisiana was 48 in the 1960s, was 18 in 1999 and is currently 13. In 1999 the break-even point for a typical mill was 600,000 tonnes. But as the surviving mills have added capacity, the break-even point is now 1,000,000 tonnes. In 1999, the state's farmers produced 16,000,000 tonnes of cane, but by 2004, the crop was down to 13,000,000 tonnes. Analyse this situation with what you have learned about the capacity decision. Is the industry better off with fewer but larger mills, or not?
On May 07, 2024
There are several possible paths students can take. The most obvious is the economic argument that economies of scale call for ever larger plants. Students may want to address the lead, lag, or straddle strategies of growing to meet demand. But demand is not growing very much-it's up from 890,000 tonnes per mill to 1,000,000 tonnes per mill over 5 years. Students may alternately try to analyse the considerations of matching capacity to demand, and describe pricing strategies or internal changes to meet demand. But the broadest view suggests that the industry (not individual mills!) operated somewhat above break-even in 1999, but is squarely at break-even now. The increased capacities do not seem much of an improvement. This question is drawn from an article in the New Orleans Times-Picayune, 30 January 2005.
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Yi Seul buys a house from Jackson but does not record her ownership interest. Later, Jackson dishonestly sells the same house to Eva who had checked ownership at the courthouse but saw no mention of Yi Seul. After she paid Jackson, Eva recorded her property interest at the courthouse. Eva, who thought that Yi Seul was renting the house from Jackson, then wrote to Yi Seul asking her to move. Who is entitled to the house? What do you believe ethically should be done, assuming Jackson cannot be found?
On May 04, 2024
In many states, Eva would have ownership of the house because she recorded her interest first. Responses on the ethics issue will vary.