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IB French SL + HL La Sante Vocab and Phrases
Document containing a wide and varied selection of vocab for the option topic La Sante for SL and HL IB French.
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An annual escrow analysis is used to do which of the following? A.Ensure the loan is properly amortized B.Prevent escrow overages C.Reduce burden on the servicer D.Report underwriting errors -CORRECT ANSWER --B. Prevent escrow overages The disclosure requirements of RESPA would apply to which of the following loans? A.A loan to purchase 75 acres of land B.A farm loan C.A loan to purchase a property that includes a gas station and convenience store D.A loan to purchase a duplex and rehabilitate it into a single family dwelling CORRECT ANSWER--D. A loan to purchase a duplex and rehabilitate it into a single family dwelling
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Teaching Argumentation Supplement 2 Six Common Types of Claim
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Instead of Reading the Long and Boring book, just download this outline ! 100% in the in class quizzes and for the final !
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International Marketing Module Revision on topics including: -International Strategies 1. Domestic Market Extension 2. Multi-domestic Orientation 3. Global Marketing Orientation 4. International Strategies 5. Product 6. Price 7. Communication -In Depth revision of the Marketing Mix (7p's) -Communication in Marketing
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BTEC Level 2 distinction level coursework about expanding overseas
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Fill-In-The-Blank Study guide for International Business. With topics from due dilligence, to PESTLE analysis, to tariffs
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These are very helpful study notes that I have put together from lectures, seminars and books. As I no longer have no use from them I want to help other economic students with these note by make their studies easier.
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Recardo’s Theory of International Trade ->Comparative Cost Advantage Theory *Assumptions of the Theory *Criticisms of the Theory
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These are notes from the course, Basic economics, for freshman or sophomore students in college. This set of class notes tackles the second sector of the four sectors of GDP, the business investment sector. Topics covered in this include; investments, Proprietorship, Partnership, Corporations, Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Proprietorships, Stocks, Bonds, Capitalization, Residential Construction Investment, Plant Investment, Gross Investment, Net Investment, Sales Outlook, Capacity Utilization Rate, Interest Rates, Expected Rate of Profit and GDP Review. Sample problems are included to show simple calculations and for quiz and exam practices.
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CorporatiCapital Stock Terms Components of a Corporation Classes of Shares of Stock ons Created by Special Laws / Charters
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CONTRACT LAW – Exemption clauses (lecture 11). Incorporation and construction.
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Summary for Notes Payable and Debt Restructuring
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A heartwarming speech on Augmented Reality that only grabs he attention of user but simple enough for them to understand. Speech on one of the future technological advancements.
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Summary for intercompany gain transactions relating to fixed assets
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Reviews Description Content About the Author Reviews Felix Mwanza - Lusaka Zambia ★★★★★ 3 October 2013 Excellent... very detailed!!! Description Formally defined, accounting is a set of concepts and techniques that are used to measure and report financial information about an economic unit. While this may seem relatively straightforward, accounting is actually a very complex field that requires both technical proficiency and also a certain amount of artistry. This text introduces new practitioners to accounting fundamentals and helps prepare them for further studies in the field. It is available to download as a free e-book. In Part 1, the reader is shown the difference between financial and managerial accounting, and introduced to professional ethics and the fundamental accounting equation (Assets = Liabilities + Owners’ Equity). Using concrete examples based on everyday scenarios, the text then outlines how a corporation collects account receivable, makes purchases using loan proceeds, and distinguishes between revenue and income. Additional topics covered include financial statements, retained earnings, articulation, debit and credit rules, asset and expenses dividends, the accounting journal, and T-accounting. Diagrams and charts are used throughout the text to help explain important concepts. Readers interested in continuing their study should refer to author Larry M. Walther’s additional titles in the Accounting Cycle series, including Income Measurement and the Reporting Cycle Content Part 1: Welcome to the World of Accounting Accounting Information Accounting Defined Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting A Quality Information System Inherent Limitations The Accounting Profession and Careers Accounting and Professional Ethics The Fundamental Accounting Equation Assets Liabilities Owners’ Equity Balance Sheet How Transactions Impact the Accounting Equation Edelweiss Collects an Account Receivable Edelweiss Buys Equipment With Loan Proceeds Edelweiss Provides Services to a Costumer on Account Edelweiss Pays Expenses With Cash Generalizing About the Impact of Transactions Distinguishing Between Revenue and Income The Core Financial Statements Financial Statements Income Statement The Statement of Retained Earnings Balance Sheet Statement of Cash Flows Articulation Unlocking the Mystery of Articulation Part 2: Information Processing Accounts, Debits, and Credits Accounts Debits and Credits The Fallacy of ”+/-“ Nomenclature The Debit/Credit Rules Assets/Expanses Dividends Liabilities/Revenues/Equity Analysis of Transactions and Events Determining an Account’s Balance A Common Misunderstanding About Credits The Journal Illustrating the Accounting Journal Special Journals Page Numbering But, What are the Account Balances? The General Ledger Posting To Review The Trial Balance Debits Equal Credits Financial Statements From the Trial Balance Computerized Processing Systems What do they Look Like T-accounts Comprehensive T-Accounting Illustration Chart of Account Control and Subsidiary Accounts
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Advise the parties in the following scenarios: Mick is a member of a gang which has carried out a number of assaults. Mick has a disagreement with one of his fellow gang members, Linda and is told at midday that Linda will be coming to his house at midnight to resolve the dispute using weapons. When Linda arrives at Mick’s house, Mick is waiting with a shotgun and shoots her. Mick seeks your advice on the availability of the defence of self defence. Patricia is told by Ian “I have taken your sister hostage. Rob that shop, or I will kill her”. Patricia robs the shop, and now seeks your advice on whether the defence of duress is available to her. Penny and Pat sit one evening and discuss a bank robbery. They choose the bank location, time and date when they will carry out the robbery. However, on the agreed date, Penny has a cold, so decides to stay home. Pat still goes to the bank with the intention of carrying out the robbery, however he gets stuck in the revolving door to the building, so he too decides to go home. Advise Penny and Pat as to any possible criminal liability.
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