What is comprehensive income?
Comprehensive income equals net income for a period plus or minus the changes in shareholders' equity accounts other than from net income and transactions with owners. Items affecting comprehensive income include foreign currency translation adjustments, cash flow hedge accounting, minimum pension liability adjustments and unrealized gains and losses from holding investment securities classified as available for sale.
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A product has three distinct layers. The second layer is the ________, which is the physical good or delivered service
A) actual product B) augmented product C) core product D) innovation E) brand
Common responses for people who feel that they’ve had little to no voice in the process include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. Frustration b. Dedication c. Alienation d. Absenteeism
COBIT 5:
A. shifts the center of attention from IT to governance B. can be implemented by updating from COBIT 4.1 C. does not have the enablers used in COBIT 4.1 D. all of the choices are correct
Clients and attorneys start with a natural conflict of interest related to money.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)