In a Diploid Population,the Threshold at Which Selection Is Likely

question 2

Multiple Choice

In a diploid population,the threshold at which selection is likely to outweigh drift is when s (the selective advantage in this case) is

• A)> 1/2Ne.
• B)> Ne.
• C)> 2Ne.
• D)> 4Ne.
• E)> Ne/4.

Recognize the appropriate interest calculation for notes receivable.

Understand the use of fair value measurement in financial reporting under IFRS and GAAP.

Differentiate between the accounting and reporting issues for receivables under IFRS and GAAP.

Understand how to journalize transactions related to notes receivable and calculate interest revenue.

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