An Increase in a Firm's Number of Shares Outstanding Without

question 83

Multiple Choice

An increase in a firm's number of shares outstanding without any change in owners' equity is called a:

• A)share repurchase.
• B)tender offer.
• C)special dividend.
• D)stock split.
• E)liquidating dividend.

Understand the basic principles and methods for allocating expenses to departments.

Apply expense allocation for office and departmental expenses.

Calculate allocated expenses based on given allocation bases such as floor space, employee count, or another specific factor.

Identify differences between service departments and production/operating departments.