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The Laurel Corporation starts the year with a beginning inventory of 300 units at $5 per unit. The company purchases 500 units at $4 each in February and 200 units at $6 each in October. Laurel sells 150 units during the year. Laurel has a periodic inventory system and uses the FIFO inventory costing method. What is the amount of cost of goods sold? Group of answer choices $600 $900 $934 $750.

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TNT International Company Context TNT International is a high-tech company that is on the cutting edge of new technology for use in various automated applications. It is in the early stages of developing a device and the related application(s) that will allow consumers to register devices and view information about their usage history, as well as enable a universal remote control for some of the smart-enabled consumer products in TNTs product portfolio.[1] TNTs governance structure requires certain approvals before a product can be released to consumers. The key personnel involved in the approval process for new products include various senior managers, the V.P. of Marketing, the V.P. of Product Development, the Chief Information Officer, and the Chief Engineer. TNT has reached a critical stage in the development of its latest product, but notices that it has recently been losing some of its high-level engineers to its competitors, one of whom it believes (but cannot prove) may have shared key strategic information with one of TNTs biggest rivals. This raises major concerns for TNT because some of those departing employees spent a significant amount of time working on developing TNTs new smart device. After doing some digging, the head of Human Resources discovered that all but one of the recent departures from the engineering team resulted from a rivals headhunter cold-calling TNT employees to offer them sweet deals and other incentives to switch companies. TNTs market share has been lagging in recent years and it believes the new technology it plans to launch next summer will take the consumer electronics industry by storm (i.e., disrupt the market and drive a significant volume of business to its new device). As such, TNT needs to make some critical decisions about how to protect its trade secrets generally, but more specifically, how to stop the departure of critical staff while its new product is under development. General Description of the Proposed Non-Compete: The employee will not be permitted to work for a rival that competes with TNT in any of the dozen markets where it operates around the world for at least three years upon leaving TNT. The teams working on TNTs new technology are located across the globe. Although headquartered in the U.S. (Palo Alto, CA), TNT does business in a number of other places around the world, including China, France, Germany, Toronto, Singapore, Brussels, and the UK. Engineers and other employees from many of these locations have played a role in developing TNTs new smart device. 1) Assume you are Daniel, the CEO. What do you do? 2) How do you deal with any existing legal obligations raised by the proposed non-compete and deal with any potential regulatory changes in the U.S.? 3) At what point do you raise these issues with the legal department? 4) How do you assess the risk of moving forward without legal guidance? 5) Is it sufficient to implement the policy to stop the departure of employees and then .

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Tiffany is a cash basis taxpayer whose records show the following: Year 4 federal income taxes withheld $3,500 Year 4 state and local income taxes withheld 1,200 Year 4 state estimated income taxes paid during Year 4 1,000 Year 4 state and local income taxes paid on April 10, Year 5 400 Year 2 state and local income taxes paid on February 25, Year 4 500 How much can Tiffany deduct for taxes on her Schedule A (Itemized Deductions) of Form 1040 for Year 4? Group of answer choices $2,200 $2,700 $3,100 $6,600.

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This is the subject of Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility, can you write around 200-500 words of reflection based on those theories from the article above, here are some written suggestions you can apply, thank you very much! The Triple Bottom Line: What Is It and How Does It Work? Timothy F. SLAPER, Ph.D.: Director of Economic Analysis, Indiana Business Research Center, Indiana University Kelley School of Business TANYA J. HALl: Economic Research Analyst, Indiana Business Research Center, Indiana University Kelley School of Business ustainability has been an performance: social, environmental putting a dollar value on wetlands often mentioned goal of and financial. This differs from or endangered species on strictly businesses, nonprofits and traditional reporting frameworks philosophical grounds. Others governments in the past decade, yet as it includes ecological (or question the method of finding measuring the degree to which an environmental) and social measures the right price for lost wetlands or organization is being sustainable or that can be difficult to assign endangered species. pursuing sustainable growth can be appropriate means of measurement. Another solution would be to difficult. The TBL dimensions are also calculate the TBL in terms of an John Elkington strove to measure commonly called the three Ps: people, index. In this way, one eliminates sustainability during the mid-1990s planet and profits. We will refer to the incompatible units issue and, by encompassing a new framework these as the 3Ps. as long as there is a universally to measure performance in Well before Elkington introduced accepted accounting method, allows corporate America. 1 This accounting the sustainability concept as "triple for comparisons between entities, framework, called the triple bottom line," environmentalists e.g., comparing performance betwee bottom line (TBL), went beyond the wrestled with measures of, and companies, cities, development traditional measures of profits, return frameworks for, sustainability. projects or some other benchmark. on investment, and shareholder Academic disciplines organized An example of an index that value to include environmental and around sustainability have multiplied compares a county versus the social dimensions. By focusing on over the last 30 years. People inside nation's performance for a variety of comprehensive investment results - and outside academia who have components is the Indiana Business that is, with respect to performance studied and practiced sustainability Research Center's Innovation Index. along the interrelated dimensions would agree with the general Themains some subjectivity of profits, people and the planet__ definition of Andrew Savitz for even when using an index however. triple bottom line reporting can TBL. The TBL "captures the essence For example, how are the index be an important tool to support of sustainability by measuring the components weighted? Would each .

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There is considerable evidence that Coronavirus 19 arose in nonhuman mammals, such as pandolins or bats. Which of the following is the MOST PLAUSIBLE explanation for why no birds have been implicated as vectors? Question 24 options: The virus relies on the adaptive immune system, and birds have only an innate immune system. Birds are ectotherms, and the virus requires high temperatures to reproduce. The proteins that enable the virus to bind to and infect cells may be different in mammals and birds. The layer of feathers may prevents this virus from entering across the skin..

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There are two fundamental reasons for a manager to obtain and understand financial information. One is to use the information to ______1)______. The manager can better plan, manage, and evaluate a service if he or she knows how much it costs, and that information can be obtained from the financial reporting system. Another reason is to _____2)_________ by keeping stakeholders informed about the financial condition and operation of the organization. 1. 1) sell the information; 2) use the information 2. 1) make a relationship with other stakeholders; 2) use the information 3. 1) make managerial and operational decisions; 2) demonstrate accountability 4. 1) sell products well; 2) demonstrate accountability 5. 1) make a promise; 2) sell products.

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The substances which are recognized by the immune system as being foreign and that the immune system reacts against are termed: Along the alimentary and respiratory tracts, mucus is produced: A. to lyse the microbes B. to coat the microbes and prevent them from undergoing genetic changes C. to aggregate the microbes and make them easier for the body to get rid of them D. to coat the microbes and act as attractants for phagocytic cells What triggers activation of complement by the classical pathway? C. interleukines bind to microbial surface which then attracts complement D. interferon binds to microbial surface which then attracts complement The following events occur during the inflammatory process. Which would be the step that is interfered with directly if the bacterium possesses a capsule?.

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