David opened his own bicycle shop 30 years ago, and although he enjoyed his work, he needed more free time. When Josie requested to work as an apprentice, David was very willing. Before long Josie was able to run the store without any help. This is an example of how:

Answer:

This is an example of how an apprenticeship can benefit both the business owner and the apprentice.

Explanation:

Apprenticeship is the system or process of hiring someone to train him/her to learn the trade. This method is used in companies and other jobs to train new generations about the trade and also pass on the job.

David may have had the bicycle shop for three decades but now that he desired more free time, he had to pass on the work to someone who can take care of the shop in his place. The apprenticeship of Josie enabled him to have the desired free time while his shop still runs. This is an example of how apprenticeship is beneficial for both parties.

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It is April 2018 and Mark is a novice investor who wants to decide between purchasing shares in EagleCorp or Myna Bird Inc. In fiscal year 2017, EagleCorp's return on invested capital (ROIC) was 15 percent, and its cost of capital was 12 percent. During the same period, Myna Bird Inc.'s ROIC was 22 percent and its cost of capital was 25 percent. What does this information tell Mark? Question 1 options: Myna Bird Inc. is more likely to create value while EagleCorp is more likely to destroy value. EagleCorp is more likely to create value while Myna Bird Inc. is more likely to destroy value. Both Myna Bird Inc. and EagleCorp are likely to create value. Neither Myna Bird Inc. nor EagleCorp are likely to create value.

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Inflation is a macroeconomic measure that describes:

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Which of the following statements is true?
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B. ASC 740 focuses on the balances in the deferred tax assets and liabilities on the balance sheet
C. ASC 740 focuses on the income taxes paid or refunded in the Statement of Cash Flows
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A. Income would increase by $140,000.
B. Income would increase by $40,000.
C. Income would decrease by $8,000.
D. Income would increase by $8,000.

What is one main objective in the study of economics?
RE
recognizing the types of services available to everyone
O recognizing the relationship between producers and consumers
O recognizing the reasons why consumers supply services
O recognizing the difference between producers and consumers

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Adams, a general contractor, Brinks, an architect, and Carson, an interior decorator, formed the Dex Home Improvement General Partnership by contributing assets as follows: Fair % of Partner Share Adjusted Market in Capital Asset Basis Value Profits and Losses Adams Cash $40,000 $40,000 50% Brinks Land $12,000 $21,000 20% Carson Inventory $24,000 $24,000 30% The land was a capital asset to Brinks, subject to a $5,000 mortgage, which was assumed by the partnership. Brinks' initial basis in Dex is: