You take $150 you had kept under your mattress and deposit it in your bank account. Suppose this $150 stays in the banking syste

Answer:

Two organizational structures available to the company:

Functional structure: This is the most typical type of organizational structure and may already be in use by company XYY. In this model, employees are arranged into departments based on specific roles or functions.

The essential divisions may comprise a production department, a marketing department, a finance or accounting department, and a sales department.

Flatarchy: This term combines "flat" and "hierarchy" to define a structure that lacks a rigid hierarchy. Instead, it fosters collaboration among employees working together towards shared objectives for a more integrated approach.

Answer:

Decrease in purchasing power =$(96.67)

Explanation:

To determine the alteration in purchasing power, we assess the value of the IRA after three years relative to its worth considering prices from three years ago.

The value of $5,500 after three years equals 5,500 × 1.012^3 = 5700.385

The purchasing power of $5,700.38 based on past prices for three years earlier

=5700.385504 × 1/(1.018^3)

= $5403.32

Change in purchasing power =  $5403.32 -  $5,500= $(96.67)

Decrease in purchasing power =$(96.67)

Answer:

The price is higher than marginal revenue

Explanation:

Answer:

option A is the correct choice

Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par will receive a credit of $150,000

Explanation:

Details provided:

shares = 5000

share price = $5 / common stock

cash received = $175000

Now, we need to determine which option is correct

solution

We know we have a cash value of $175,000;

the total common stock is calculated as follows = shares × share price

Total common stock = 5000 × 5

Total common stock value = $25000

Thus, paid capital in excess = cash - total common stock value

Paid capital in excess = 175000 - 25000

Paid capital in excess is $150000

Thus, option A is correct

Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par will be credited for $150,000

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