Flow Charts Are

question 39

Multiple Choice

Flow charts are

• A) used to illustrate a sequence of actions using special shapes and arrows to indicate the relationships.
• B) a shorthand form of writing.
• C) a means of conveying as much specific information as possible in as little space as possible.
• D) essentially another version of dot-point charts.

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Definitions:

Fair Value

The financial return from selling an asset or expense for transferring a liability in a regulated exchange with market entities on the date of appraisal.

Goodwill

An asset lacking physical substance that comes into existence when a firm is bought for an amount that surpasses the fair value of its recognizable net assets.

Cash-Flow Contingency

A provision or reserve for potential changes in cash flow due to uncertain future events that might affect a company's financial health.

Market-Price Contingency

A condition in a contract that the transaction's completion or the specifics of the transaction terms depend on future market prices.