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The three most important statements for providing financial information about a business are the income statement, the balance sheet, and the statement of retained earnings. T/F
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False
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______________ was passed to try and ensure every working man and woman in the nation safe and healthful working conditions and to perserve human resources.
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The Occupational Safety and health Act of 1970
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The period of time that begins when money is spent on raw materials and does not end until money is collected on the sale of a finished good is known as which of the following?
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Cash-to-Cash cycle
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What type of scheduling device enables a small business owner to see the time required for each step in the production process and see the current status of a job?
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A Gantt chart
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The Decision to seek outside funds, either through debt or equity, is relatively unimportant and simple. T/F
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False
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In the accounting equation, Assets = Liabilities + ____________>
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Equity
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In the accounting equation, Cash Flow = Receipts - _____________.
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Disbursements
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Using a single-entry accounting system will allow a small business owner to produce an income statement and a balance sheet. T/F
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False
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The cash flow statement is a critical financial statement, often more important to the survival of a business than profit as reported on the income statement. T/F
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True
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The consideration element of a contract states that
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Something of value must be exchanged between the two parties.
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Copyrights protect all of the following except
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Ideas
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A production process that allows products to be produced specifically for individual customers is know as
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Mass customization
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Bankruptcy accomplishes two different objectives. These objectives are which of the following?
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Liquidation and reorganization
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Most lenders are hesitant to make loans to startup businesses unless a wealthy friend or relative will co-sign the loan.
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True
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The primary reason a small business needs adequate cash flow is to pay the bills incurred by the business.
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True
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