1. In 2016, a wholly-owned subsidiary sold land costing $100,000 to its parent for $140,000. In 2020, the parent sold the land to an outside company for $150,000. On a working paper prepared to consolidate the accounts of the parent and its subsidiary in 2020, the eliminating entry connected with this land sale includes A. no entry; the land is no longer in the consolidated entity B. a $40,000 debit to the investment in subsidiary account C. a $50,000 debit to beginning retained earnings D. a $40,000 credit to gain on sale of land

Anheuser-busch inbev is considering you for an entry-level brand management position. you have been asked to prepare an analysis of the u.s. craft beer industry as part of the selection process. prepare a 3-5 page report that includes a description of the industry’s strategically relevant macro-environmental components, evaluates competition in the industry, assesses drivers of change and industry dynamics, and lists industry key success factors. the company’s management also asks that you propose the basic elements of a strategic action plan that will allow the company to improve its competitive position in the market for craft beer. you must provide a heading in your report for each of the required elements of the assignment.

Shelly bought a house five years ago for $150,000 and obtained an 80% loan. now the home is worth $140,000 and her loan balance has been reduced by $12,000. what is shelly's current equity?

Eon inc., electravia inc., and fc inc., the three largest firms in the consumer electronics industry, hold close to 85 percent of the industry's market share. these companies mainly compete against each other by providing unique features in their products rather than pricing them low. these firms are interdependent, and each firm must consider the strategic actions of its competitors. which of the following industry competitive structures does this scenario best illustrate? monopolistic competition oligopoly monopoly perfect competition