Using Word, please complete the 2 requirements below:

In January (its first year of existence) of 2017 ABC Corp issued 100,000 shares of 1.00 par stock for $1,750,000. ABC issued 10 year $200,000 bonds at 95 with a stated rate of 9%; and 20 year $400,000 at 105 with a stated rate of 9%. Amortized using the straight-line method. Both pay interest semi-annually.   ABC lastly issued 5% 5-year convertible debt for $105,000, par was 100,000. Interest paid annual on 1/1. Amortizable using SL method. The debt is convertible into 5,000 shares of stock.

On July 1, 2017, getting ready for internet launch of new product - ABC Company issued 10 year $500,000 10% bonds at 98. The market rate of interest is 10.5%. The interest is paid annually on 12/31. ABC uses the effective interest rate method for amortization. Note that the 10% stated rate is an annual rate.

On 8/1 ABC issued 10,000 shares of $10 par value preferred stock for $12/share.

During the year, the sales of widgets skyrocketed. ABC had $3,500,000 in credit sales for inventory   The inventory, which cost $1,500,000 (all purchased with credit) was all sold. No inventory remains.   We will pay the supplier in Jan 2018.   

Due to unbelievable sales the company determined to buy back bonds. On September first they purchased all of the outstanding $200,000 debt for $195,000 cash.

ABC had the following cash transactions: Paid salaries of $100,000, rent of $30,000. Paid for insurance used during the year of $20,000. Had miscellaneous operating expenses of $5,000.   On 12/31 it bought machinery for $10,000 in cash. On 12/31 it bought 1,000 of its common shares back at a price of $10/share.

On 12/15 ABC declared $10,000 cash dividends. The actual payment will not be made until next year.

On 12/31 all of the convertible debt is converted into common stock.

All Journal Entries (including adjusting and closing entries)

Prepare Income Statement in good form and complete

Prepare Balance Sheet in good form and complete

Do the assignment in R/RStudio. Copy or compile your results into Word, write any explanations and turn in the hard copy.

You conduct a survey of New Yorkers. The survey uses a stratified sample of 100 employed college graduates and 100 employed high school graduates. Your survey concludes that 70% of college graduates are happy with their job compared to only 60% of high school graduates.

a. What is the standard error and margin of error of the estimate for college graduates?

b. What is the standard error and margin of error of the estimate for high school graduates?

c. What is the standard error and margin of error for the ten percentage point difference between the two groups?

d. I claim that the two groups are similar (the basic economic model of work/leisure implies nobody really likes working!). Can you reject this hypothesis?

On a new Word document, write 4 - 5 paragraphs describing how you want to organize your assisted living facility business and how management will be structured. Your paragraphs should include the following:

• A brief overview of the type of organization structure you will have (as each health care facility is structured differently, whether a hospital, private practice or department)
• A list of the major positions within your health care organization and their responsibilities.
• A description of the type of advisory board or board of directors you will have. Explain the roles of those involved in this panel of experts.
• An explanation of why you set your organization up this way.

For questions (16) through (25) you write correct word for the blank space

According to Hotellings Paradox, an industry with a small number of sellers with large market shares will often end up offering products that are highly (16)_______

and are aimed at the (17)_______of the market.

When firms in an oligopoly have a tacit agreement to "follow the leader" in raising prices, iit is called (18) __________

Oligopolies often have a demand curve that is (19)__________above the present price because if they (20)______their prices, their rivals will NOT match them.

Their demand curve is (21)_________ below the present price because if they (22)____    their prices the rival firms WILL do the same thing.

23) Under Monopolistic Competition, firms will produce with _______capacity in the long run.

24) Firms in an Oligopoly usually have very ________start up costs for advertising and marketing.

25) The type of industry where firms produce “differentiated” products is an ________________

Late in the year, Software City began carrying WordCrafter, a new word processing software program. At December 31, Software City’s perpetual inventory records included the following cost layers in its inventory of WordCrafter programs.

a. At December 31, Software City takes a physical inventory and finds that all 34 units of WordCrafter are on hand. However, the current replacement cost (wholesale price) of this product is only $250 per unit.

1. Prepare the entries to record this write-down of the inventory to the lower-of-cost-or-market at December 31. (Company policy is to charge LCM adjustments of less than $2,000 to Cost of Goods Sold and larger amounts to a separate loss account.)

2. Prepare the entries to record the cash sale of 28 WordCrafter programs on January 9, at a retail price of $310 each. Assume that Software City uses the FIFO flow assumption.

b. Now assume that the current replacement cost of the WordCrafter programs is $370 each. A physical inventory finds only 32 of these programs on hand at December 31. (For this part, return to the original information and ignore what you did in part a.)

1. Prepare the journal entry to record the shrinkage loss assuming that Software City uses the FIFO flow assumption.

2. Prepare the journal entry to record the shrinkage loss assuming that Software City uses the LIFO flow assumption.

Word-of-mouth communications can be very persuasive. You’re more likely to see a movie or buy a clothing brand because your friends recommended them. This is viral marketing. However, marketers are harnessing the power of viral marketing with creative tactics. So called ‘stealth marketing’ are criticized because consumers don’t know they are being marketed to. For example, Sony Ericsson came under fire when it became known that it hired actors to pose as tourists asking strangers to take their picture with the cool T68i phone. Wal-Mart was criticized for a blog about Laura and Jim RVing around America, stopping at Wal-Marts across the country and writing glowing things about the retailer. Wal-Mart never disclosed that it was sponsoring the trip.

Stealth Marketing initiatives are not openly presented as promotional tactics. Learn more about this practice by doing internet research and decide if it is ethical. Can some of the tools used in public relations be considered stealth marketing? How about product placement in movies or television shows?

Procter & Gamble, while not paying moms to talk about its products, provides samples and coupons to these influential people recruited into their Vocalpoint network (www.vocalpoint.com) in hopes that they say positive things about them to others. Is this an example of viral marketing or of stealth marketing?

( Please answer 1 to 23 in your own word respectively)

HOW ARE INDIAN CONSUMERS EXPLOITED-

1.DECEPTIVE SELLING PRACTICES,

2.FALSE AND MISLEADING ADVERTISEMENTS,

3. Exorbitant prices of products and services

4.DEFECTIVE QUALNY, HIGHER PRICES,

5.SALE OF HAZARDOUS PRODUCTS TO IGNORANT CONSUMERS,

6. SUPPRESSION OF MATERIAL INFORMATION,

7. FALSE PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION,

8.PRODUCERS'/SELLERS' COLLUSION,

9.SUPPLY OF ADULTERATED AND SUBSTANDARD PRODUCTS

10.CHEATING CONSUMERS BY GIVING LESSER QUANTITY FOR THE PRICE,

11.DISHONOURED GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES,

12.POOR REDRESSAL OF CUSTOMERS' GENUINE GRIEVANCES,

13.MAKING CONSUMER BUY UNWANTED GOODS, CREATING A SCARE OUT OF SCARCITY,

14.MISLEADING REPRESÈNTATION ON UTILITY OF PRODUCTS,

15.MANIPULATING CONDMONS OF DELIVERY,

16.CUSTOMERS PAY FOR NUMEROUS INTERMEDIARIES,

17. FALL IN PRICES -NEVER PASSED TO CONSUMERS,

18.BUYING UNAFFORDABLE GOODS,

19.ADVERTISEMENT COST,

20. COUNTERFEITS CONSTITUTE SUBSTANTIAL QUANTITY OF GOODS IN STORE SHELVES,

21.HOARDING AND BLACK-MARKETING,

22.TIE-IN-SALES,

23.GIFTS FOR PRODUCTS/SERVICES

Explain this factor in your own word.

Write a 350- to 525-word paper in which you complete the following:

Explain the difference between permanent and temporary working capital, and describe what a firm could do to minimize risk.

Evaluate how small adjustments made to total cash conversion can have a large impact upon the financial health of a company.

Describe Economic Order Quantity (EOQ Using the EOQ formula and an example product for your business, determine the optimal quantity of the item to purchase that will help to minimize the annual total costs of keeping that item in inventory.

Describe what a Just-in-Time (JIT) inventory system is and its significance in reducing inventory costs.

Please answer the following question in 450 word count on the following about Patient abuse. Please answer all bullet points in your answer in your own words. If citing material make sure to add all peer review reference at the end of question.

• Identify at least 3 state or federal laws that are relevant to the case, and complete the following:

o Evaluate key legal factors that are inherent in the case.

o Assess various policies and procedures that are inherent in these laws that relate to the provision of health care by providers or patient rights.

Please answer the following question in 450 word count on the following about Patient abuse. Please answer all bullet points in your answer in your own words. If citing material make sure to add all peer review reference at the end of question.

Identify policies at the federal, state, and local levels relating to the provision of health care and patient rights that played the following roles in the case:

o Assesses opposing views of these policies from the perspectives of the provider and patient

o Analyzes the implications of these policies on the operations of health care organizations