What does O stand for in SWOT?
a. Organization
b. Opportunities
c. Optimization
d. Opposition
b. Opportunities
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Excessive earnings management typically begins as a result of
a. a regulatory investigation. b. pressure to meet the expectations of stakeholders. c. a downturn in business. d. a violation of generally accepted accounting principles.
Which of the following is not true?
a. Most derivative acquisitions represent marketable securities held as current assets. b. The cash flow from operations section shows a subtraction for the increase in the current asset accounts in an amount equal to the firm's expenditure to acquire the derivative. c. If the firm classifies the derivative as a nonoperating asset, then the cash outflow appears in the investing section of the statement of cash flows. d. Subsequent to acquisition, the firm may report changes in the fair value of the derivative in income. e. Firms engage in transactions involving derivatives and for the most part, the complex parts of these transactions occur before the firm has acquired the derivative.
Which of the following hypotheses/theories suggests that investors regard a change in dividend payments as a signal that the firm's management expects future earnings to also change?
A. Information content hypothesis B. Clientele effect theory C. Constant payout ratio hypothesis D. Dividend modification hypothesis E. Projected earnings hypothesis
Sometimes the systems development life cycle (SDLC) is iterative
Indicate whether the statement is true or false