They always say not to go to the grocery store "hungry" to avoid impulse buying. It is advisable to have a list and stick to it. How many times are we distracted into impulse buying?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of credit OR buying on using credit? *   a Instant enjoyment   b Emergencies   c Convenience     d Impulse buying Savings     2. From the list below, pick an advantage of using credit to complete a purchase: *     a Overbuying   b Instant enjoyment   c Impulse buying   d Financial Difficulties   e Cost of credit

Which of the following is a benefit of selling on credit? Select one: Expenses are reduced by making sales to a wide range of customers. Revenues are increased by making sales to a wider range of customers. Cash is received sooner. Some customers do not pay, creating an expense. Clear my choice

Remy is trying to decide if he should rent or buy. He is considering moving from his city in the next two years. He has about 15% saved for a down payment. Remy would like to start building equity, but the houses in the market in his budget are not what he likes. The apartments in his budget are things he liked with very nice amenities. Remy has asked for your help with his issue. Given this information, what do you think he should do rent or buy? Why?

Which of the following are examples of preventive controls? Select all that apply. O account coding on purchase orders is checked by the computer using a table of valid account numbers computerized accounting system will not allow a sale to be processed if a customer has exceeded its credit limit O quarterly review of credit balances in accounts receivable for reasonableness O sales manager reviews daily shipments, total sales, and sales per unit shipped O sales invoices are priced automatically using a master pricing file

Sales Returns and Allowances and Sales Discounts are both designed to encourage customers to pay their accounts promptly. Select one: True False

Credit Card Fraud and Identity Theft Loss of a credit card, the information on it, or your personal information can cause serious problems. For example, you could be required to pay for purchases you didn't make, or you could spend years repairing the damage to your credit rating. Consider the following two alternative behaviors. Behavior A If I receive an e-mail with a sales offer I like, rather than provide my account number through the e-mail link, I open a separate browser window and directly access the company's website to make my purchase. B I save all my charge receipts and reconcile them to my monthly statement, most often by accessing my account online. Which behavior is likely to reduce your chance of experiencing credit card fraud or identity theft? O Alternative A O Alternative B Both Alternatives A and B ONeither Alternative A nor B

As inflation rises, people will tend to go to the bank more often. This is known as menu costs. go to the bank more often. This is known as shoeleather costs. go to the bank less often. This is known as the inflation fallacy. go to the bank less often. This is known as redistribution costs

3. A patient who has not paid a bill has come to the emergency room for medical treatment. While there, a medical assistant notices a large amount of money in her purse. The medical assistant tells the security guard. The guard stands at the patient’s room and refuses to let her leave until she pays some money toward her bill. Can the patient file charges against the hospital? If so, what will the proper complaint read?

If you asked someone who had stolen concessions from a baseball team’s storeroom to tell you what happened one night after a specific game when you had visual proof she stole inventory and she answered, “I don’t recall.  Usually, I count inventory and go home.”  That is an example of: Abjurations Collective Referencing Negation Psychological Repression