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Please read the attached article from Harvard Business Review, "Who is Us?" by Robert Reich. The...


Please read the attached article from Harvard Business Review, "Who is Us?" by Robert Reich. The article is the longest I've assigned this semester, but it could be one of the most thought provoking. Please read it and then discuss aspects of it that relate to the class. Use terms you've learned in this class whenever possible to discuss your thoughts on the article. Yes, the article is from 1990, but the issues are still quite relevant.

In: Economics

Can immune system evolve to protect us from helminthes and protozoan parasites? Can the generation of...

Can immune system evolve to protect us from helminthes and protozoan parasites? Can the generation of antigen specific T and B cells response to plant, human, dog, insect or bacteria?

In: Biology

What, in your opinion, did the US and China gain from this prolonged trade war? Elaborate....

What, in your opinion, did the US and China gain from this prolonged trade war? Elaborate.

(Tip: this question requires further research to form a well-structured

and rounded answer.)

In: Economics

choose an article from the popular press which addresses some aspect of China – US trade...

choose an article from the popular press which addresses some aspect of China – US trade and/or investment. intentionally choose those which cover different aspects of China trade – medical, agricultural, consumer goods, industrial goods, foreign direct investment, intellectual property, technology, etc.
use newspapers or wall street jounal WSJ , or PBS/NPR/BBC only .

- examine and consider the issues of trade with the Peoples Republic of China, particularly in light of supply and supply chain issues that emerged during the current Covid-19 crisis. Position your discussion from the perspective of trade negotiators and policy makers in the United States Department of Commerce.

APA format three- four paragraphs

In: Economics

Did political action save us from the disastrous consequences of the 2008 crisis? Did the politicians...

Did political action save us from the disastrous consequences of the 2008 crisis? Did the politicians inadvertently cause the crisis and then attempt to shift the blame elsewhere?

In: Economics

Did political action save us from the disastrous consequences of the 2008 crisis? Did the politicians...

Did political action save us from the disastrous consequences of the 2008 crisis? Did the politicians inadvertently cause the crisis and then attempt to shift the blame elsewhere?

In: Economics

Energy consumed in the US can be classified ascoming from one of three sources: fossil fuels,...

Energy consumed in the US can be classified ascoming from one of three sources: fossil fuels, nuclear power, andrenewable energy. In 2014, the energy from these three sourceswas 80.3, 8.3, and 9.6 quadrillion BTU, respectively. In 2004, thecorresponding amounts were 85.8, 8.2, and 6.1. Write a descriptionof the changes from 2004 to 2014 expressed in these data. Illustrateyour summary with appropriate graphical summaries. Be sure todiscuss both the amounts of energy from each source as well as thepercents.

In: Statistics and Probability

1. Liz is retiring from the US Postal Service and will turn 70 next year. After...

1. Liz is retiring from the US Postal Service and will turn 70 next year. After 39 years of service, her monthly pension is $7,500. She does not qualify for Social Security. Liz has accumulated $700,000 in her thrift savings plan. The government requires that she convert it to an annuity or move it to a IRA. All of the money is pretax and tax can be avoided if it is moved to the IRA. The annuity will be calculated based on her life expectancy of 17.5 years after age 70. The current US Treasury long-term bond rate is 3 percent. How much will she get as an annuity monthly payment? Should Liz take the annuity or move the money to the IRA? The tax regulations require that she take out 4 percent of the amount each year.

2. Kathy plans to move to Maryland and take a job at McCormick as the assistant director of HR. She and her husband, Stan, plan to buy a house in Garrison, MD, and their budget is $500,000. They have $100,000 for the down payment and McCormick will pay for closing costs. They are considering either a 30-year mortgage at 4.5 percent annual rate or a 15 year mortgage at 4 percent. Calculate the monthly payment for each. Property taxes and insurance will add $1,000 per month to which ever mortgage they choose. What should Kathy and Stan do?

In: Finance

The following trial balance has been extracted from the books and records of Carpets R Us...

The following trial balance has been extracted from the books and records of Carpets R Us Limited, a registered company, on the 30th September 2019:

£

£

Premises at cost

300,000

Motor Vehicles at cost

25,000

Trade Receivables/Payables

72,000

24,320

Accumulated Depreciation on motor vehicles b/f

9,000

Inventory at 1st October 2018

52,500

Cash at bank and in hand

60,875

Debenture Interest paid

2,250

Retained profit b/f

55,250

Purchases

545,325

General expenses

20,450

Revenue

865,400

Issued ordinary shares @ £0.50 each

150,000

6% Debenture 2025

75,000

Rent and insurance

22,000

Wages and salaries

61,255

Vehicle expenses

8,765

Fixtures and Fittings at cost

14,250

Accumulated depreciation on fixtures and fittings

5,700

TOTAL

1,184,670

1,184,670

Additional information is:-

  • Inventory at 30th September 2019 was valued at £54,200.

  • Depreciation is to be provided on a 20% reducing balance basis for the year for motor vehicles and 10% straight line basis for fixtures and fittings.
  • Rent & insurance contains an invoice for £1,200 for the quarter ending 31st November 2019.

  • Provision is to be made for an audit fee of £2,500 and a director’s fee of £18,250. These amounts were calculated after the year end but related to this year.
  • The directors have identified one customer who owes them £1,500 who has been declared bankrupt; the company is unlikely to receive any money.
  • Corporation tax is charged at £44,887.
  • The directors propose an ordinary dividend of 10 pence per ordinary share to include the interim dividend paid.

Required:

Using international accounting standards (IAS) produce the following financial statements: (A cash Flow Statement is not required)

  1. The statement of profit or loss for the year ended 30th September 2019.

[6 marks]

  1. The statement of changes in equity for the year ended 30th September 2019.

[6 marks]

  1. The statement of financial position as at that date.

[13 marks]

  1. All your workings as notes to the accounts.

[25 marks]

In: Accounting

For this discussion, let us return to our favorite local merchants from units 5 and 6....

For this discussion, let us return to our favorite local merchants from units 5 and 6. What inventory valuation method would you advise them to use? Why do you think it is the best suited to their business? Describe the valuation method you would use (ex.FIFO or LIFO) and why. Describe how you would adjust the value of inventory by applying the lower of cost or market technique. THIS COULD BE A SPORTING GOODS STORE OR GROCERY.

In: Accounting