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You can troubleshoot a failed Windows startup/boot-up by pressing the F8 key to take you to...

You can troubleshoot a failed Windows startup/boot-up by pressing the F8 key to take you to the Advanced Boots Option Screen for more options as the system reboots. After exhausting most of the options there without success in resolving the boot issue, you decide to revert to a previously good working system configuration by choosing the Last Known Good Configuration (Advanced) option. Described the implications of doing so.

Explain why it is sometimes necessary to open the command prompt with administrative privileges.

In: Computer Science

the antimarino aircraft corp is considering the following two mutually exclusive investment options: 1) annuity revenues...

the antimarino aircraft corp is considering the following two mutually exclusive investment options:

1) annuity revenues each year will be $100. total costs(fixed costs + variable costs) will be $80 each year. ( for simplicity assume there is no depreciation expense. initial net working capital requirements are $20 at start up, and will not grow. the firm will make a capital expenditure of $250 at startup and have annual expenditures of $10 at the end of each year. the project will last 20 years. the firm will have $200 dollars of debt and $200 dollars of equity.

2) growing perpetuity- revenues in the first year will be $100. revenues will grow at 5% per year. total costs will be $80 in the first year and will also grow by 5% per year ( assume no depreciation expense). initial net working capital requirements are $20 at startup and will grow by 5% per year. the firm will make a capital expenditure of $250 start up, plus annual expenditures of $10 at the end of the first year and will grow by 5% per year. the firm will have $300 of debt and $100 of equity.

Regardless of which option they choose, the following facts will hold true:

cost of debt = 7% beta = 1.2

tax rate =25% t note rate =3% market return =14%

which project should they choose?

In: Finance

define these words and answer the questions below. 4) a) The 4 stages of Mitosis. b)Sarcoma...

define these words and answer the questions below.

4)
a) The 4 stages of Mitosis.

b)Sarcoma

c)Leukemia

d)Contagious

e)Infectious

f)Founder of Chloroquine Phosphate

g)Dengue Fever

h)Rheumatic Fever

i)Shock vs. Coma

5) what is the rule of 9s in burn

6) Edema

7) dengue

8) nephrotic syndrome

9) gromenule nephostic

10) rheumatic

In: Biology

On August 7th, 2018, Elon Musk claimed on Twitter that he had secured funding to take...

On August 7th, 2018, Elon Musk claimed on Twitter that he had secured funding to take Tesla private. On that day, Tesla stock price jumped up from $342 to $380 per share. Why did the financial market react positively to that news? What happened to the short sellers of Tesla stocks during that time? Recall that Musk is the founder of Tesla and was involved with the corporation’s day-to-day operations.

In: Finance

P21.3 Leader Enterprises Ltd. follows IFRS and has provided the following information: In 2019, Leader was sued in a patent infringement suit, and in 2020, Leader lost the court case. Leader must now pay a competitor $50,000 to settle the suit. No previo

P21.3 Leader Enterprises Ltd. follows IFRS and has provided the following information: In 2019, Leader was sued in a patent infringement suit, and in 2020, Leader lost the court case. Leader must now pay a competitor $50,000 to settle the suit. No previo

P21.3 Leader Enterprises Ltd. follows IFRS and has provided the following information:

  1. In 2019, Leader was sued in a patent infringement suit, and in 2020, Leader lost the court case. Leader must now pay a competitor $50,000 to settle the suit. No previous entries had been recorded in the books relative to this case because Leader's management felt the company would win.

  2. A review of the company's provision for uncollectible accounts during 2020 resulted in a determination that 1.5% of sales is the appropriate amount of bad debt expense to be charged to operations, rather than the 2% used for the preceding two years. Bad debt expense recognized in 2019 and 2018 was $33,200 and $14,300, respectively. The company would have recorded $19,800 of bad debt expense under the old rate for 2020. No entry has yet been made in 2020 for bad debt expense.

  3. Leader acquired land on January 1, 2017, at a cost of $70,000. The land was charged to the Equipment account in error and has been depreciated since then on the basis of a five-year life with no residual value, using the straight-line method. Leader has already recorded the related 2020 depreciation expense using the straight-line method.

  4. During 2020, the company changed from the double-declining-balance method of depreciation for its building to the straight-line method because of a change in the pattern of benefits received. The building cost $1.4 million to build in early 2018, and no residual value is expected after its 40-year life. Total depreciation under both methods for the past three years is as follows. Double-declining-balance depreciation has been recorded for 2020.



    Straight-Line
    Double-Declining-Balance
    2018
    $35,000
    $70,000
    2019 35,000 66,500
    2020 35,000 63,175
  5. Late in 2020, Leader determined that a piece of specialized equipment purchased in January 2017 at a cost of $75,000 with an estimated useful life of five years and residual value of $5,000 is now expected to continue in use until the end of 2024 and have a residual value of $3,000 at that time. The company has been using straight-line depreciation for this equipment, and depreciation for 2020 has already been recognized based on the original estimates.

  6. The company has determined that a $350,000 note payable that it issued in 2018 has been incorrectly classified on its statement of financial position. The note is payable in annual instalments of $50,000, but the full amount of the note has been shown as a long-term liability with no portion shown in current liabilities. Interest expense relating to the note has been properly recorded.

Instructions

a. For each of the accounting changes, errors, or transactions, present the journal entry(ies) that Leader needs to make to correct or adjust the accounts, assuming the accounts for 2020 have not yet been closed. If no entry is required, write “none” and briefly explain why. Ignore income tax considerations.

b. Prepare the entries required in part (a) but, where retrospective adjustments are made, adjust the entry to include taxes at 25%.

c.  For each of the accounting changes, identify the type of change involved and whether retrospective or prospective treatment is required.



In: Accounting

To complete this assignment, choose one of the THREE topics of your choice (see below), do...

To complete this assignment, choose one of the THREE topics of your choice (see below), do a thorough research and analysis on the topic, write it up, and finally submit it as an attached document. 6. Here are the THREE topics and all you need is to pick the one that is of interest to you

: (i) China and the US have been in serious disputes and disagreements in areas of international trade and commerce. Present a background on the issue (how did this come about and the political positions on both countries), its macroeconomic consequences to both countries and perhaps the rest of the world. I cannot just tell you what to say or what to focus on in this issue, but it is important for you to be thorough. You put the paper together in your own creative manner because there is NO one way to present it. It is absolutely fine if you choose to incorporate graphs / diagrams to support your analysis. However, the paper will be graded on its thoroughness, contents, and logical analysis and it should be free from grammatical errors.

(ii) President Trump's policy and his insistence in building a wall along the borders of the United States and Mexico. Present a thorough background on the issue (how did this come about and the political positions on both countries, perhaps even the rest of the world). Any social / economic consequences on this issue. Again, it is up to you as far as how you want to present it but it is important to be complete and logical in your analysis. The paper will be graded on its thoroughness, contents, and logical analysis and it should be free from grammatical errors.

(iii) The impacts of novel Coronavirus pandemic on the US economy have been devastating. Present a thorough analysis on its impacts since March 2020 up until perhaps the first part of October 2020, primarily focusing on the areas of personal consumption, business investment, unemployment, inflation, GDP, international trade, etc. Be sure to support your analysis with relevant data instead of presenting your personal opinions. Like the requirements of the other two options, it is up to you as far as how you want to present it but it is important to be complete and logical in your analysis.

The paper will be graded on its thoroughness, contents, and logical analysis and it should be free from grammatical errors. The paper should be between 4 and 5 pages in length, typed, double-spaced, and, again

In: Economics

To complete this assignment, choose one of the THREE topics of your choice (see below), do...

To complete this assignment, choose one of the THREE topics of your choice (see below), do a thorough research and analysis on the topic, write it up, and finally submit it as an attached document. 6. Here are the THREE topics and all you need is to pick the one that is of interest to you:

(i) China and the US have been in serious disputes and disagreements in areas of international trade and commerce. Present a background on the issue (how did this come about and the political positions on both countries), its macroeconomic consequences to both countries and perhaps the rest of the world. I cannot just tell you what to say or what to focus on in this issue, but it is important for you to be thorough. You put the paper together in your own creative manner because there is NO one way to present it. It is absolutely fine if you choose to incorporate graphs / diagrams to support your analysis. However, the paper will be graded on its thoroughness, contents, and logical analysis and it should be free from grammatical errors.

(ii) President Trump's policy and his insistence in building a wall along the borders of the United States and Mexico. Present a thorough background on the issue (how did this come about and the political positions on both countries, perhaps even the rest of the world). Any social / economic consequences on this issue. Again, it is up to you as far as how you want to present it but it is important to be complete and logical in your analysis. The paper will be graded on its thoroughness, contents, and logical analysis and it should be free from grammatical errors.

(iii) The impacts of novel Coronavirus pandemic on the US economy have been devastating. Present a thorough analysis on its impacts since March 2020 up until perhaps the first part of October 2020, primarily focusing on the areas of personal consumption, business investment, unemployment, inflation, GDP, international trade, etc. Be sure to support your analysis with relevant data instead of presenting your personal opinions. Like the requirements of the other two options, it is up to you as far as how you want to present it but it is important to be complete and logical in your analysis.

The paper will be graded on its thoroughness, contents, and logical analysis and it should be free from grammatical errors.  The paper should be between 4 and 5 pages in length, typed, double-spaced, and, again

In: Economics

William Smith, Sr., was the founder of Smith Enterprises, Inc. He owns 60% of the stock...

William Smith, Sr., was the founder of Smith Enterprises, Inc. He owns 60% of the stock of Smith Enterprises (60,000 shares of 100,000 shares outstanding, stock basis $100 per share). The value of the stock was recently determined to be about $500 per share. Over the years, William, Sr., has done a very good job of getting his sons and daughters (and even grandchildren) involved in the business, and the other 40% of the Smith Enterprises stock is owned by is two daughters, his son and his granddaughter. William, Sr., has reached the point in his life where he is ready to retire from the family business that he founded. He has done a sufficiently good job of training up the younger generation in the management of the business that he feels able to completely withdraw from the business.

In a few concise, coherent sentences, advise William, Sr., of what steps he needs to take to assure that the tax consequences of the redemption of all of his stock in Smith Enterprises will be treated as a sale of stock (long-term capital gain/loss), rather than as distribution (dividend income). If William, Sr., cannot understand your advise, he will fire you and you will lose a $600,000-per-year client, so make sure that your advise is both correct and coherently presented.

In: Finance

Adanna Ghany is the founder and manager of Ceramics Unlimited. Adanna has approached the local bank...

Adanna Ghany is the founder and manager of Ceramics Unlimited. Adanna has approached the local bank for a loan to expand her business. As part of the loan application, Adanna was asked to prepare Financial Statements for the business. She prepared the following balance sheet and income statement based on the first month of operations (see below).

Ceramics Unlimited.

BALANCE SHEET

November 30, 2018

Cash

$ 1,400

Equity

$ 1,400

$ 1,400

$ 1,400

Ceramics Unlimited.

INCOME STATEMENT

For the Month Ended, November 30, 2018

Sales

$4,400

Rent

$300

Kiln

4,500

4,800

Net Income

($400)

Adanna stated that she was not pleased with the first month’s results. But she believes she will show a greater profit next month as she will not have large expenses for items such as purchasing a new Kiln (Oven).

In discussions with Adanna and by reviewing the accounting records of Ceramics Unlimited, you discover the following facts

1.    Adanna opened Ceramics Unlimited (a ceramic studio) on November 1st 2018 in leased office space, paying the first month's rent of $300 and a $1,000 security deposit with a check on her personal account.

1.    Ceramics Unlimited sells ceramic pieces as well as offers training courses that teach participants how to make their own ceramics pieces.

2.    Adanna had been making ceramic pieces as a hobby. She took molds and tools, worth about $7,500, from her home in order to start the studio.

3.    Adanna also bought a new firing kiln (oven) to start the business. The new kiln had a list price of $5,000. Adanna wrote a check on her personal checking account.

1.    The first customer of Ceramics Unlimited’s paid a total of $1,400 to attend classes for two months. Adanna opened a checking account in the company's name with the $1,400.

4.    Ceramics Unlimited has conducted classes for one month and has sold some ceramic pieces for $3,000 cash. Cost incurred in making the ceramic pieces was $1,000. Adanna paid these cost with her personal credit card.

As the person to decide whether or not to grant Adanna the requested loan. You have to decide if Adanna prepared the financial statements of Ceramics Unlimited correctly. You need to determine if she violated any accepted accounting principles, assumptions or concepts.

Required

a. Either justify Adanna’s treatment of each event and her preparation of the financial statements based on your understanding of the generally accepted accounting principles

or

b. Identify the generally accepted accounting principles, assumptions or concepts that were violated.

i. Explain how each event should have been handled in accordance with the generally accepted accounting principles.

ii. Prepare a corrected Classified balance sheet and income statement based on your understanding of the generally accepted accounting principles.

In: Accounting

Joeseph Gallo, the founder of the famous wine company that bears his name, said that when...

Joeseph Gallo, the founder of the famous wine company that bears his name, said that when he first started selling wine right after Prohibition (laws outlawing the sale of alcohol), he poured two glasses of wine from the same bottle and put a price of 10 cents a bottle on one and 5 cents a bottle on the other. He let people test both and asked them which they wanted. Most wanted the 10-cent bottle, even though they were the same wine.

  • What does this tell us about people?
  • Can you think of other areas where that may be the case?
  • What does this suggest about pricing?

In: Economics