A firm that rents DVDs to customers capitalizes the cost of newly released DVDs that it purchases and depreciates them over three years to a value of zero. Based on the underlying economics of the DVD
A. straight-line.
B. Declining balance.
C. units-of-production.
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Scott LaRue is a portfolio manager for Washington Advisors. Washington has developed a proprietary model that has been thoroughly researched and is known throughout the industry as the Washington mode
A. Violating the Standards by not considering the appropriateness of the recommendations to clients.
B. Violating the Standards by not being objective.
C. Violating the Standards by not having a reasonable and adequate basis for his investment recommendation.
An analyst has recently determined that only 70 percent of all U.S. pension funds have holdings in hedge funds. In evaluating this probability, a random sample of 40 U.S. pension funds is taken. The n
A. Multivariate random variable
B. A continuous random variable
C. A binomial random variable
A company reported net income for the year of $100 million, but cash flow from operations was $120 million, the difference between net income and cash flow from operations most likely occurred because
A. Increased inventory levels in anticipation of sales of a new product.
B. Took advantage of substantial trade discounts and paid down trade accounts faster than in previous years.
C. Tightened its credit policies and increased collection efforts.
A dealer of large earth movers that leases the machinery to its customers is most likely to treat the leases as:
A. Operating leases,and account for inventory using last-in first-out.
B. sales-type leases,and account for inventory using specific identification.
C. Direct financing leases,and account for inventory using weighted average cost.