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Net Trading Assets = Accounts Recievable + Inventory - Accounts Payable
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When a country runs a trade deficit it does so by?
Countries run trade deficits by selling assets to or borrowing from foreign countries. A trade deficit happens when a country has a negative balance of trade.
What are the measures taken to stop trade and other economic contacts with a nation that has broken international law?
Vocabulary Activity 31? Either Sanctions or Trade Embargo Answer is Sanctions
What are the internal resources of a business?
internal resource are tangible assets , intangible assets and organizational capabilites. tangible assets are most easily identified assets often found on a firm's balancesheet. they include production facilities, raw materials, financial resources, real estate and computers. intangible assets are firm's assets that you can not touch or see but that are very often critical in creating competitive advantages :brand names, company reputation, organizational moral, technical knowledge, patent and trade mark. organisational capability are skills( the ability and ways of combining assets, people and process) that a company usesvto transform inputs into outputs.
What are rate sensitive assets?
Bank assets are called rate sensitive assets. These bank assets are always subject to changes because of the interest rates.
Why are used goods financial assets and government assets not counted as GDP expenditures?
why goods r not assets
Are trade debtors tangible assets?
Trade debtors are persons or organizations who allows others to buy items or goods with credit and to receive payment for such goods at a later date, and tangible assets include both fixed assets and current assets. The items or goods are the assets, not the trade debtors.
Is trade debt a part of quick assets?
Yes it is part of quick assets it basically means recievables
Are trade receivables current assets?
Yes normally receivable are for short term agreement that's why it is current assets.
What is Trading assets and non trading assets with examples?
Trading assets are those that are managed by banks who have securities that they trade. These help them to make more money from the process.
What does RWA mean in International trade?
Risk-Weighted Assets
When a country runs a trade deficit it does so by?
Countries run trade deficits by selling assets to or borrowing from foreign countries. A trade deficit happens when a country has a negative balance of trade.
How do you determine the optimum level of current assets?
a trade off between profitability and risks.
Are section 1231 assets held for more than a year?
Yes, Section 1231 is assets used in a trade or business that are held more than 1 year.
What is Carry Trade used for in investing?
The carry of an asset is either the return obtained from holding it or the cost of holding it. A carry trade is when one buys or sells assets based on their carry.
How can you improve your cash flow position?
Receive: bank loan, bank overdraft, Government grant, sell unused assets, lease assets, get trade credit and most of all reduce cost and increase sales!
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Types of tangible assets?
Tangible assets are assets that have a physical presence. Examples might be a desk, a computer or a building. This is in contrast to intangible assets that cannot be held in your hand, like accounts receivable, a copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, or product designs. Sometimes there can be a tangible embodiment of an intangible asset, such as a trademark registration certificate or a promissory note, but the underlying asset is still intangible.
