Firms that are temporarily short of cash and unable to borrow from usual sources can convert accounts receivable into cash by selling accounts receivable to a bank or financing company. This is called
a. assigning accounts receivable.
b. pledging accounts receivable.
c. factoring accounts receivable.
d. all of the above.
e. none of the above.
C
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a. new product development b. demand planning c. impact on existing products d. operations planning
During August, the Filtering Department of Olive, Inc had beginning Work-in-Process inventory of 120 units with costs of $50,000
525 units were transferred in during the month. It had 60 units in ending Work-in-Process Inventory. Under the first-in, first-out (FIFO) method, current period equivalent units of production for transferred in units in beginning Work-in-Process Inventory of the Filtering Department is ________. A) 0 units B) 525 units C) 120 units D) 60 units
Which of the following statements concerning private placements is MOST correct?
A) Private placements do not involve investment bankers. B) More than half of all private placements are sold to federal, state, or local governments or government agencies. C) Although not selling the securities to the public, investment bankers may provide advice on the evaluation of prospective buyers and the terms of sale for private placements. D) Private placements are limited to stocks, not bonds.
In the case of "equal opportunity harassers" who harass both men and women, the courts tend to rule:
a. for the harasser, because the harassment is not because of sex b. for the harasser, because harassment is not proven in that circumstance c. for the victim of the harassment, because the harassment is because of sex d. for the victim of the harassment, because harassment is proven generally