Here are the best answers to each of your questions:
- invoice
- assets, liabilities, shareholders’ equity
- B2B
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- Mike’s Lobster Shack decided to price meals based on where other seafood restaurants were setting prices. Competitive pricing
- Janet noticed a spike in sales for leopard print fabric, so she decided to raise prices. Demand-based pricing
- Mario’s Bicycle Store decided to set prices by adding up all its costs of goods sold and adding a 40% profit margin. Cost-plus pricing
- meeting minutes
- shareholders’ equity
- legal contracts
- business liability insurance
- liquidation
- 2 (Return on assets = Revenue / Total Assets = $670,000 / $335,000 = 2)
- current; quick
- all of these
- revenues; expenses
- the words of a book: intangible asset
- raw steel: tangible asset
- brand value: intangible asset
- a company car: tangible asset
- a large client base: intangible asset
- computer software: intangible asset
- strengths; weaknesses
- quality leader; cost leader
- balance sheets
- B2C
- debt-to-equity ratio
- conditions
- A baking company liquidates its leftover flour. Liquidation
- A construction company purchases drywall for its project. Expense
- A hair stylist earns revenue by cutting hair. Revenue
- An automotive company earns interest on its bank savings. Revenue
- A restaurant has to hire a roofing company to repair hail damage. Expense
- An automotive company earns revenue by selling cars. Revenue
- A furniture company purchases wood to build its products. Expense
- A retail chain pays a lawyer to draft its articles of incorporation. Expense
- business asset insurance
- A bank loans a restaurant chain $1 million to build a new store and expects payment in full within five years. Long-term liability
- A company must pay for its company car within 12 months of purchase. Short-term liability
- A credit union makes small loans for used cars but expects payment in full within eight months. Short-term liability
- A raw materials supplier is willing to advance shipments to companies as long as they are paid for in full within two years. Long-term liability
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