The Balance Sheet of MT Co

question 56

Multiple Choice

The balance sheet of MT Co. shows current assets of $14,000, net fixed assets of $21,800, current liabilities of $4,300, long-term debt of $2,600, and equity of $28,900. The balance sheet of LF Inc. has current assets of $4,700, net fixed assets of $8,100, current liabilities of $2,200, long-term debt of $1,200, and equity of $9,400. The market value of LF's fixed assets is $14,100. MT purchases LF for $20,000 and raises the funds through an issue of long-term debt. What will be the value of the equity account on the post- merger balance sheet assuming the purchase accounting method is used?

• A) $29,600
• B) $33,600
• C) $28,900
• D) $39,600
• E) $43,000

Identify the differences between various models of unionism (e.g., solidarity, social movement, fortress, nonmajority) and their strategic objectives.

Recognize the legal and practical challenges unions face in pursuing modern labor strategies.

Learn about the potential of ESOPs and employee ownership in union advocacy.

Understand the concept and strategic goals of labor-management cooperation programs.

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