Increases, Decreases, or no change
If you find $100, your personal assets _________ |
If The Mission spends $5000 on tequila, company assets ________ |
If The Mission pays $5000 towards its Sales Tax Payable, Liabilities __________ and Equity _________ |
If Apple invests $5 million in R&D, assets will ________ and liabilities will ________ |
If The Mission spends $25k on new equipment, assets will ________ and liabilities will ________ |
If The Mission borrows $25k for new equipment, financial leverage will ________ and equity will ________ |
If The Mission pays loan off of $25k for new equipment, financial leverage will ________ and equity will ________ |
As the amount of risk in an investment decreases, the antcipated amount of return ________ |
As the price per share increases, market cap or the valuation of a firm ________ |
As a firm repurchases its own outstanding stock, price per share ________ |
As a firm increases revenue, price per share ________ |
If a firm's market cap or valuation increases, either price per share ________ or shares outstanding _________ |
As the amount of debt increases, the amount of leverage ________ |
As the amount of equity increases, the amount of liabilities ________ |
1 | If you find $100, your personal assets Increase |
2 | If The Mission spends $5000 on tequila, company assets No change. |
3 | If The Mission pays $5000 towards its Sales Tax Payable, Liabilities Decrease and Equity No change. |
4 | If Apple invests $5 million in R&D, assets will Increase and liabilities will No change. |
5 | If The Mission spends $25k on new equipment, assets will Increase and liabilities will No change (if payment made in cash otherwise decrease if on account) |
6 | If The Mission borrows $25k for new equipment, financial leverage will Increase and equity will No change. |
7 | If The Mission pays loan off of $25k for new equipment, financial leverage will Decrease and equity will No change. |
8 | As the amount of risk in an investment decreases, the antcipated amount of return Decrease. |
9 | As the price per share increases, market cap or the valuation of a firm Increase. |
10 | As a firm repurchases its own outstanding stock, price per share No change. |
11 | As a firm increases revenue, price per share Increase. |
12 | If a firm's market cap or valuation increases, either price per share Increase or shares outstanding Increase |
13 | As the amount of debt increases, the amount of leverage Increase |
14 | As the amount of equity increases, the amount of liabilities No change. |
Increases, Decreases, or no change If you find $100, your personal assets _________ If The Mission...
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