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ACC-358-Chapter-8-finaical reporting
ACC-358-Chapter-8-finaical reporting 
17) Loan provisions that are specifically designed to restrict dividend payments to 
shareholders are called: 
A) debt covenants. 
B) debt obligations. 
C) stock covenants. 
D) stock agreements - A) debt covenants. 
 
18) A lender may be protected from deterioration of the borrower's creditworthiness if the 
commercial lending agreement requires the borrower to maintain a: 
A) specified return on equity. 
B) specified earnings per share (EPS). 
C) fixed cha...
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ACC-358-Chapter-8-finaical reporting 
17) Loan provisions that are specifically designed to restrict dividend payments to 
shareholders are called: 
A) debt covenants. 
B) debt obligations. 
C) stock covenants. 
D) stock agreements - A) debt covenants. 
 
18) A lender may be protected from deterioration of the borrower's creditworthiness if the 
commercial lending agreement requires the borrower to maintain a: 
A) specified return on equity. 
B) specified earnings per share (EPS). 
C) fixed cha...
Unit 3.1 Financial Statement Analysis and Ratios
Unit 3.1 Financial Statement Analysis and Ratios 
If a company has total sales of $46,000 in 2023 and total sales of $9,000 in 2022, how would an analyst calculate the horizontal analysis in dollars? - $46,000 − $9,000 
 
If a company has total inventory of $83,000 in 2023 and total inventory of $80,000 in 2022, how would an analyst calculate the horizontal analysis as a percentage? - ($83,000 − $80,000)/$80,000 x 100 
 
The formula used to calculate the horizontal analysis of inventory as a...
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Unit 3.1 Financial Statement Analysis and Ratios 
If a company has total sales of $46,000 in 2023 and total sales of $9,000 in 2022, how would an analyst calculate the horizontal analysis in dollars? - $46,000 − $9,000 
 
If a company has total inventory of $83,000 in 2023 and total inventory of $80,000 in 2022, how would an analyst calculate the horizontal analysis as a percentage? - ($83,000 − $80,000)/$80,000 x 100 
 
The formula used to calculate the horizontal analysis of inventory as a...
Accounting Equation + Journal
Accounting Equation + Journal 
Purchased supplies RM290 by cash. - Debit Supplies 
Credit Cash 
 
Purchased office equipment worth RM 32,000 using loan. - Debit Office Equipment 
Credit Loan 
 
Received a cash payment of RM10,000 for goods sold. - Debit Cash 
Credit Revenue 
 
Paid the bank loan repayment RM250 by online transfer. - Debit Loan 
Credit Bank 
 
Purchase building costing RM 350,500 by using long term loan from Maybank. - Debit Building 
Credit Long Term Loan 
 
Buy products from Pr...
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Accounting Equation + Journal 
Purchased supplies RM290 by cash. - Debit Supplies 
Credit Cash 
 
Purchased office equipment worth RM 32,000 using loan. - Debit Office Equipment 
Credit Loan 
 
Received a cash payment of RM10,000 for goods sold. - Debit Cash 
Credit Revenue 
 
Paid the bank loan repayment RM250 by online transfer. - Debit Loan 
Credit Bank 
 
Purchase building costing RM 350,500 by using long term loan from Maybank. - Debit Building 
Credit Long Term Loan 
 
Buy products from Pr...
Accounting Basics Vocabulary
Accounting Basics Vocabulary 
Accounting Equation - Assets= Liabilities + Owner's Equity 
 
Financial Statements - Documents that summarize the changes resulting from business transactions that occur during an accounting period. 
 
Accounts Receivable - The total amount of money owed to a business. 
 
Accounting - The systematic process of recording and reporting the financial position of a person or an organization. The accounting system is designed to collect, record, and report financial tra...
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Accounting Basics Vocabulary 
Accounting Equation - Assets= Liabilities + Owner's Equity 
 
Financial Statements - Documents that summarize the changes resulting from business transactions that occur during an accounting period. 
 
Accounts Receivable - The total amount of money owed to a business. 
 
Accounting - The systematic process of recording and reporting the financial position of a person or an organization. The accounting system is designed to collect, record, and report financial tra...
ECONOMICS EXAMS 2024
Economics is a social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Economics focuses on the behavior and interactions of economic agents and how economies work.
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- Economics Chapter 1 • Exam (elaborations)
- Economics Terms • Exam (elaborations)
- Economics Ch.6 & 12 • Exam (elaborations)
- Week 6 • Exam (elaborations)
Economics is a social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Economics focuses on the behavior and interactions of economic agents and how economies work.
Week 6
Week 6 
A company has only $40 million to spend on all its capital projects for the current year. However, based on management's analyses, the company would require $50 million to invest in all its positive net present value (NPV) projects. All the projects are independent (none are mutually exclusive). 
Which method should the company use to decide which projects should be invested in for the current year? 
 
a) Sensitivity analysis 
b) Profitability index 
c) Payback period analysis 
d) Net p...
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Week 6 
A company has only $40 million to spend on all its capital projects for the current year. However, based on management's analyses, the company would require $50 million to invest in all its positive net present value (NPV) projects. All the projects are independent (none are mutually exclusive). 
Which method should the company use to decide which projects should be invested in for the current year? 
 
a) Sensitivity analysis 
b) Profitability index 
c) Payback period analysis 
d) Net p...
Economics Ch.6 & 12
Economics Ch.6 & 12 
Prices act as a signal to change behavior as conditions change. What happens w/ rising prices? - Buyers buy less, producers produce more 
 
In a competitive (free market) economy, prices - Are neutral 
 
Prices adjust to unforeseen events, such as natural disasters and wars, because - Prices are flexible in a free market 
 
Which is not one of the advantages of a pricing system? - When used w/ rationing, it provides everyone's basic needs 
 
Which of these is not found in a...
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Economics Ch.6 & 12 
Prices act as a signal to change behavior as conditions change. What happens w/ rising prices? - Buyers buy less, producers produce more 
 
In a competitive (free market) economy, prices - Are neutral 
 
Prices adjust to unforeseen events, such as natural disasters and wars, because - Prices are flexible in a free market 
 
Which is not one of the advantages of a pricing system? - When used w/ rationing, it provides everyone's basic needs 
 
Which of these is not found in a...
Economics Terms
Economics Terms 
natural resources - anything humans use that comes from nature 
 
supply - the quantity of goods or services available 
 
demand - the desire to buy goods or services 
 
scarcity - a shortage or low amount of something 
 
abundance - a large amount or quantity, the opposite of scarcity 
 
consumer - a person who buys goods and uses services 
 
producer - a person who makes goods or provides services 
 
wants - things that are not necessary for survival 
 
needs - things that are...
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Economics Terms 
natural resources - anything humans use that comes from nature 
 
supply - the quantity of goods or services available 
 
demand - the desire to buy goods or services 
 
scarcity - a shortage or low amount of something 
 
abundance - a large amount or quantity, the opposite of scarcity 
 
consumer - a person who buys goods and uses services 
 
producer - a person who makes goods or provides services 
 
wants - things that are not necessary for survival 
 
needs - things that are...
Economics Chapter 1
Economics Chapter 1 
Assess your _________ (your income, assets, and liabilities). - situation 
 
Set money __________! Make sure you have a mix of both short-term and long-term goals. - goals 
 
You must write out a detailed __________ for accomplishing your goals. This begins with your budget. - plan 
 
__________ your plan! This involves discipline and perseverance. - Execute 
 
Know your money __________. - personality 
 
Regularly __________ and reassess your financial plan. - check 
 
Repl...
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Economics Chapter 1 
Assess your _________ (your income, assets, and liabilities). - situation 
 
Set money __________! Make sure you have a mix of both short-term and long-term goals. - goals 
 
You must write out a detailed __________ for accomplishing your goals. This begins with your budget. - plan 
 
__________ your plan! This involves discipline and perseverance. - Execute 
 
Know your money __________. - personality 
 
Regularly __________ and reassess your financial plan. - check 
 
Repl...
Sociology Midterm
Sociology Midterm 
Sociology - the systematic study of human society-- what are people participating in and how are people participating in it 
 
Sociological Imagination - Concept proposed by C. Wright Mills. Ability to consider interconnections between societal history and individual biography in order to more fully understand one's choices, problems and circumstances. Perspective that links the private troubles to public issues 
 
Private Troubles vs. Public Issue - Individual circumstances ...
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Sociology Midterm 
Sociology - the systematic study of human society-- what are people participating in and how are people participating in it 
 
Sociological Imagination - Concept proposed by C. Wright Mills. Ability to consider interconnections between societal history and individual biography in order to more fully understand one's choices, problems and circumstances. Perspective that links the private troubles to public issues 
 
Private Troubles vs. Public Issue - Individual circumstances ...