Tom and Julius Are Both in Line for a Movie

question 89

Multiple Choice

Tom and Julius are both in line for a movie, but it sells out before either of them can get tickets. Tom is the last person in line, but Julius is directly behind the person who got the last ticket. Based on the idea of counterfactual reasoning, why will Julius be more upset than Tom?

• A) Julius wanted to see the movie more than Tom did.
• B) Julius got there earlier than Tom did, so he felt he deserved to see the movie.
• C) It was easier for Julius to imagine how he could have gotten a ticket.
• D) Julius won't be more upset than Tom.

Recognize and describe noncash transactions that are omitted from the statement of cash flows and understand where they are disclosed.

Understand the effects of inventory changes on cash flow.

Grasp the impact of accounts payable and receivable changes on the statement of cash flows.

Comprehend the significance of amortization of discounts on bonds and investment, and its reflection on cash flows.

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