The behavior-costing approach to employee attitude valuation is based on the assumption that measures of attitudes are indicators of subsequent employee behaviors.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The Clementine Company agreed to purchase the Orange Company for $650,000. At the date of purchase, Orange had current assets with a fair market value of $400,000, noncurrent assets (including no marketable securities) with a fair market value of $700,000, and liabilities of $500,000. In accounting for this transaction, Clementine should
A) record noncurrent assets at $650,000. B) record a debit of $50,000 as a loss on the purchase. C) record goodwill of $50,000 to be reviewed annually for impairment. D) record current assets at $550,000.
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Indicate whether each of the following statements about bonds payable is true or false.________ a) At the time of issue, the effective interest rate of a particular bond is equal to the market rate of interest for bonds with a similar level of risk.________ b) When bonds are sold at 105, the stated interest rate of the bonds is lower than the market rate for investments with a similar level of risk.________ c) When bonds are sold at 95, the stated interest rate of the bonds is lower than the market rate for investments with a similar level of risk.________ d) When bonds are sold at 100, the stated interest rate of the bonds is lower than the market rate for investments with a similar level of risk.________ e) When bonds are sold at 101, the bonds were issued at a premium.
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Genetic Innovations, LP, is a limited partnership. The partners sign an agreement purporting to state how the firm's profits and losses are to be divided. The profits and losses of the firm will be divided
A. according to the agreement. B. equally, despite the agreement. C. in proportion to capital contributions, despite the agreement. D. in proportion to each partner's participation in the firm's management, despite the agreement.