ETFs vary significantly from mutual funds by way of trading, fees, and what else?

A) Size
B) Expertise
C) Decline Rate
D) Tax Consequences
E) Growth Rate


D) Tax Consequences

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Which one of the following is not one of the three activities included in the definition of accounting?

a. Communicating b. Identifying c. Measuring d. Operating

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On December 31, 20X8, Pancake Company acquired controlling ownership of Syrup Company. A consolidated balance sheet was prepared immediately. Partial balance sheet data for the two companies and the consolidated entity at that date follow:  PancakeSyrupConsolidated CompanyCompanyEntityCash $80,000   $30,000   $110,000  Accounts Receivable  50,000    ?    78,000  Inventory  60,000    50,000    115,000  Buildings and Equipment  200,000    140,000    365,000  Less: Accumulated Depreciation  (50,000)   (28,000)   (78,000) Investment in Syrup Stock  ?            Goodwill            15,000  Total Assets $464,000   $230,000   $605,000                  Accounts

Payable $60,000   $32,000   $82,000  Wages Payable  ?    ?    78,000  Notes Payable  100,000    60,000    160,000  Common Stock  100,000    50,000    ?  Retained Earnings  154,000    60,000    ?  Noncontrolling Interest            31,000  Total Liabilities and Equities  ?   $230,000   $605,000  During 20X8, Pancake Company provided consulting services to Syrup Company and has not yet paid for them. There were no other receivables or payables between the companies at December 31, 20X8.Based on the information given, what is the amount of unpaid consulting services at December 31, 20X8, on work done by Pancake Company for Syrup Company? A. $15,000 B. $5,000 C. $0 D. $10,000

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Which one of the following represents the correct order of the tasks of public relations communication efforts?

A. Get attention, stimulate interest, build desire to act, and direct the action B. Stimulate interest, get attention, build desire to act, and direct the action C. Build the desire to act, direct the action, stimulate interest, and get attention D. Direct the action, stimulate interest, get attention, and build the desire to act E. Stimulate interest, build the desire to act, get attention, and direct the action

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Match the following stages of the Tuckman model to the typical communication patterns within the entrepreneurial team.

a) Forming Choose one answer... i) Fairly open and multilateral exchanges as people seek an initial indication of each others'’ capabilities and potential roles. ii) Greater attention to feedback as team leaders confirm consent and establish roles. iii) Strong bilateral, persuasive communication as members exchange arguments. iv) Bilateral exchanges between team members engaged in delegated roles, with some multilateral communication to ensure activities are co-ordinated. b) Storming. Choose... i) Fairly open and multilateral exchanges as people seek an initial indication of each others'’ capabilities and potential roles. ii) Greater attention to feedback as team leaders confirm consent and establish roles. iii) Strong bilateral, persuasive communication as members exchange arguments. iv) Bilateral exchanges between team members engaged in delegated roles, with some multilateral communication to ensure activities are co-ordinated. c) Norming. Choose.. i) Fairly open and multilateral exchanges as people seek an initial indication of each others'’ capabilities and potential roles. ii) Greater attention to feedback as team leaders confirm consent and establish roles. iii) Strong bilateral, persuasive communication as members exchange arguments. iv) Bilateral exchanges between team members engaged in delegated roles, with some multilateral communication to ensure activities are co-ordinated. d) Performing. Choose... i) Fairly open and multilateral exchanges as people seek an initial indication of each others'’ capabilities and potential roles. ii) Greater attention to feedback as team leaders confirm consent and establish roles. iii) Strong bilateral, persuasive communication as members exchange arguments. iv) Bilateral exchanges between team members engaged in delegated roles, with some multilateral communication to ensure activities are co-ordinated.

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