1. a US company purchases medical lab equipment from a
Japense company. the Japanese company requires payment in Japenese
yen. in this transaction, the YEN would be referred to as the
________ currency.
a. measurement
b. denominated
c. purchasing
d. selling
2. a critical characteristic of a derivative is that
the instrument
a. derives its value from a related asset or liability
b. derives its value from changes in value of a related asset or
liability
c. requires that the related asset or liability be sold or bought
at settlement
d. requires the holder of the derivative instrument to make a
significant investment
3. Under the goodwill method,
a. declines in asset value prior to new partner admission are
recorded, but not asset appreciation
b. the total capital of the new partnership must approximate the
fair value of the entity
c. a new partners capital balance may be less than his or her
contribution
d. all of the above
1.B
a US company purchases medical lab equipment from a Japense company. the Japanese company requires payment in Japenese yen. in this transaction, the YEN would be referred to as the Denominated currency.
2.B derives its value from changes in value of a related asset or liability
3.D
US company purchases medical lab equipment from a Japense company. the Japanese company requires payment in Japenese yen. in this transaction, the dollar would be referred to as the
1. a US company purchases medical lab equipment from a Japense company. the Japanese company requires...
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