Which of the following does Michaels assume?

A) Revenues this year were not as high as last year's.
B) Revenues are not as high as Kershner thinks they are.
C) Selling expenses exceeded administrative expenses this year.
D) Other factors must be taken into account to arrive at an income statement.
E) Income taxes will be high this year.


Answer: D
Explanation: D) Michaels cautions that other factors in addition to revenue must be taken into account to arrive at a full and accurate income statement. Choice A: Revenues from last year are not relevant to this year's income statement. Michaels does not dispute Kershner's statement of high revenues, Choice B. Although Choices C and E are factors that impact the income statement, Michaels does not assume anything specifically about them.

Business

You might also like to view...

A firm that faces problems of falling sales and excess productive capacity might resort to international dumping if it

a. can charge higher prices in markets that are elastic to price changes. b. earns revenues on foreign sales that at least cover variable costs. c. can sell at that price where domestic and foreign demand elasticities equate. d. is able to force foreign prices below marginal production costs.

Business

Travis Computing Systems earns most of its revenue from sales and in-person computer services. The sales force at Travis recently began telemarketing and Web selling. How would telemarketing and Web selling most likely benefit Travis?

A) The need for an outside sales force would be completely eliminated through telemarketing. B) Travis sales reps would be able to engage in more frequent face-to-face interaction with large, high-value customers. C) Travis sales reps would be able to service hard-to-reach customers more effectively. D) The overhead costs of Travis would significantly decrease. E) The current liabilities of Travis would decrease.

Business

If $1,000,000 of 8% bonds are issued at 105, the amount of cash received from the sale is

A) $1,080,000 B) $950,000 C) $1,000,000 D) $1,050,000

Business

The GLED model of global leadership development suggests that the level of global leadership expertise is determined by the following dependent variables, except

A. global organizing expertise. B. intercultural competence. C. project novelty. D. cognitive processes. E. global knowledge.

Business