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03:16 FSMA4010 Chapter 5, Problem 18 FSMA4010 Chapter 5, Problem 18	FSMA4010 Chapter 5, Problem 18 In this video, I will explain problem number 18 in Chapter 5. financial markets investors percent treasury bill excess return actuarial science caption 48 complete portfolio risk premium economics terminology encompasses risk free rate whatsoever equity financial terminology remaining higher premium statistical terminology fsma4010 treasury bill rate financial risk maritime safety irrelevant chapter invest client components concepts standard deviation problem bills expected return risky From Paul Tovbin 12 plays 0
08:54 Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise… Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 18-2	Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 18-2 process costing direct accountancy remaining equivalent allocate category percentage goods two cost categories production month transferred completed exercise inventory february business terms complete manufacturing production and manufacturing chapter materials units january management accounting labor calculate equivalent units process effects number supply chain management terms telescopes costs overhead caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 757 plays 0
07:44 Introductory Accounting 1 - M4 Exercise 9-4 Introductory Accounting 1 - M4 Exercise 9-4	Introductory Accounting 1 - M4 Exercise 9-4 depreciation emotion $5000.00 years eighteen caption 48 complete thirteen business economics times 150 percent decline calculate percent amount depreciation expense 40000 spread calculations answer $24000.00 percentage remaining depreciate accountancy depreciable amount residual generally accepted accounting principles depreciable appreciation effects balance method depreciation methods; change in depreciation method sixteen declining expense double dollars declining balance method switch depreciation balance straight $40000.00 From Barbara Warschawski 989 plays 0
08:17 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 EXERCISE 8-2 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 EXERCISE 8-2	Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 EXERCISE 8-2 cost flow assumptions logistics purchases purchased goods sold number fifo specific identification cost flow methods caption 48 complete determine flow assumption average cost economics terminology april 100 laptops assumption inventory income microeconomics method operations research accountancy production and manufacturing finance lifo marketing assuming generally accepted accounting principles sales shampoo bottles net income differentiate dollars april 9th commercial item transport and distribution sixteen fifteen merchandise customer purchase laptop goods january average supply chain management terms shampoo remaining specific business terms costs products $1600.00 bottle 1st products bought industry effects From Barbara Warschawski 276 plays 0
06:00 214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-16 214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-16	214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-16 CH 5 INTRA ENTITY barone figure $5000.00 goods sold sales gross profit alister eighteen caption 48 complete subsidiary 500000 attributable intra entity transfers--inventory intra macroeconomics dollars. transfer percent opportunities national accounts supply chain management inventory interest income remaining accountancy suppress taxation million customer list generally accepted accounting principles net income effects operating expenses excess amortization subtract customer thousand. controlling dollars marketing companies value financial accounting business terms figures operating problem expense net income attributable From Barbara Warschawski 752 plays 0
03:35 214014 Advanced Accounting - M1 Problem 1-13 214014 Advanced Accounting - M1 Problem 1-13	214014 Advanced Accounting - M1 Problem 1-13 Hoyle, Advanced Accounting, 13e Problem Demonstration 1-13 madison legal entities influence period eighteen $50000.00 1-13 equity year period subtracting copyright percent portion investment income equity method remaining exercise metadata ability algebra dividends company million generally accepted accounting principles net income effects difference business law thousand. account investment account dollars purchase price method financial accounting amount purchase big difference 1000000 160000 caption 48 complete problem balance From Barbara Warschawski 414 plays 0