Q27 The various ways in which financial accounts can be adjusted for changing prices have come to be known as: a. Hyperinflation Accounting b. None of these are correct c. Inflation Accounting d. Deflation accounting

Q: Answer true or false to the follwoing statement, and explain “ Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) theory…

A: Buying power parity is a method of comparing the absolute purchasing power of currencies and, to…

Q: Rates of returns on annuities cannot be calculated with a formula. True False

A: Rate of return refers to the return earned by the investors over the investment ampunt which is…

Q: Which of the following are not assumptions of technical analysis?     All information is already…

A: The assumptions of technical analysis are:a. All information is already included in pricesb. History…

Q: LO3 Discuss the discounted payback rule and some of its shortcomings. LO4 Explain accounting rates…

A: The payback period is the amount of time it takes for the investment's benefit to recoup its cost,…

Q: What is cumulative effect of changing the estimated bad debit rate

A: In accounts Bad Debt Rate or Bad Debt Ratio explains that how many debtors are likely to not pay the…

Q: How do I know when things like Accounts Receivable/ Payable & Equity are either decreasing or…

A: You can figure out when things like Accounts Receivable/ Payable & Equity are either decreasing…

Q: Inflation causes phantom sources of profit that may mislead even the most alert analyst. Select one:…

A: Inflation can indeed create what are sometimes referred to as "phantom sources of profit" that can…

Q: The weak-form of EMH implies which of the following may be used to earn an abnormal return and beat…

A: Weak form efficiency is the first level of market efficiency under the efficient market hypothesis.

Q: Discuss the argument that central banks should have a mandate for price  stability to prevent an…

A: The central bank is the banker's bank. It gives advice to the government Central bank assists in…

Q: (a) Indicate the TWO (2) advantages and THREE (3) disadvantages of using the statutory reserve…

A: a) The statutory reserve requirement (SRR) is a tool used by central banks to regulate the amount of…

Q: H5. Which of the following is not a criteria that's used to pick your trading comparables?…

A: we will discuss the criteria used to select trading comparables for financial analysis and identify…

Q: Periods in time that experience increasing price levels are known as periods of   a. deflation   b.…

A: Periods in time that experience decreasing price levels are known as periods of deflation.

Q: The concept that market forces in the macroeconomy can remedy a recession is referred to as:…

A: Monetary Policy- Monetary policy refers to the actions and communications of the central bank in…

Q: QUESTION 7 Market failure implies that the market mechanism a. causes shortages or surpluses in the…

A: The question is multiple choice question  Required  Choose the Correct Option

Q: Vhich method of estimating bad debts focuses on Ba tatement? percentage of sales approach ageing of…

A: Bad debt expense is the estimation of occurrence of a liability based on uncollectible accounts…

Q: Which of the following statement regarding ratio analysis is incorrect?  Select one: a. Ratios…

A: Financial ratios are an important concept in the world of finance. We use financial ratios like…

Q: how  various  forms  of  abritrage  can  remove  any  discrepancies  in  pricing  currencies

A: The term arbitrage is defined as the purchase & sale of commodities or any instruments at the…

Q: 26. Real interest rate and real cash flows do not include A. equity effects B. debt effects C.…

A: Interest rate refers to the rate at which one party agrees to lend and the other party agrees to…

Q: Which of the following are not assumptions of technical analysis? History tends to repeat itself…

A: The fundamental analysis is the analysis of balance sheet and income statement of the company and…

Q: Proponents of the use of Fair Value Accounting (FVA) argue that the use of fair value reflects…

A: Fair Value Accounting (FVA) is a method of accounting that values assets and liabilities at their…

Q: resource cost of inflation

A: Inflation means an increase in the prices of the products thus leading to a decrease in purchasing…

Q: The receivables turnover ratio is a measure of: Multiple Choice O O O Asset value. Profitability.…

A: Introduction: Receivables turnover ratio The receivables turnover ratio evaluates the effectiveness…

Q: An accounting identity O A. is useless in analyzing balance of payments since one cannot tell from…

A: The question is multiple choice question. Required  Choose the Correct Option.

Q: An increase in money supply coupled with a disruption in the supply chain will often cause inflation…

A: Inflation refers to an increase in the general prices of goods and services in the economy. The…

Q: how to interpret the historical data of €/$ and form a view regarding current and future market…

A: In a broad sense, historical data is information gathered about previous events and situations…

Q: When adjusting for inflation, there are two methods. The real- rate method where the discount rate…

A: The real rate method involves adjusting the discount rate or interest rate to account for inflation.…

Q: Too much money in an economy with too little goods and services creates:

A: High amount of money in the market with little goods or services will create an imbalance in the…

Q: 6. A multifactorial phenomenon that manifests itself in the growth of the General level of prices…

A: The macroeconomic concepts are considered to be the important factors of the economy wherein the…

Q: Which of the following ratios does not use net income in its calculation?   Multiple Choice…

A: (i) Net profit margin:The formula for net profit margin is:Thus, 'Net profit margin' is an incorrect…

Q: By restricting credit, and granting short maturities to speed up accounts receivable turnover, sales…

A: Accounts receivable Turnover ratio: This ratio is calculated to determine how often receivable are…

Q: Required: d) True or False: When the peg is credible, recession will have a smaller adv impact on…

A: In peg the currency of nation is pegged to something like dollar or gold that exchange rate with…

Q: 6

A: A counterbalancing error happens when an error is happen and that cancels out another error. It is…

Q: An aging analysis of accounts receivable is a study of the maturity of accounts receivable, such…

A: Accounts receivables arise when the business provides goods/services on credit to their clients.…

Q: Which of the following is a suitable benefit to HCA? a. The profits of HCA are so unrealistic O b.…

A: Historical cost accounting (HCA) is the accounting method in which recording of transactions and…

Q: A general decline in prices also decreases the value of money.  True  False

A: Value of money means what one unit or one level of currency can buy.   Prices means the amount which…

Q: Fill in the blanks with the number that corresponds to the correct word or phrse below: 2. GDP…

A: The student has asked multiple fill in the blanks.In the next step, I have answered all the fill in…

Q: Which of the following are problems in using net present value to appraise an investment? 1. The…

A: In evaluating the various investment proposals, one of the methods used is NPV method. In this…

Q: In the periods of inflation, the historical cost model .can communicate useful and correct…

A: Inflation is the increase in the general prices of goods and services that leads to a decrease in…

Q: The Market Adjustment account can only have a credit balance or a zero balance. True False

A: True. The Market Adjustment account is a contra-equity account used to record adjustments to the…

Q: Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) theory fails to explain the facts. explain whether true or false

A: Buying power parity is a method of comparing the absolute purchasing power of currencies and, to…

Q: The receivable ledger account also known as a. Total receivables account b. Average receivables…

A: Receivables represent the amount owed by the customers to the business.