Business law only includes Company law, Partnership Act, Law on sole proprietorship enterprises, and maritime law.

Week 10 For some writing situations comparison and contrast is a basic strategy. Chances are that we will confront many test questions and essay assignments asking us to compare (likeness) and/or contrast (difference) two persons, places, or things (texts, theories, scientific processes, and so on). "Classic" compare-and-contrast papers, in which you weight A and B equally, may be about two similar things that have crucial differences (two pesticides with different effects on the environment) or two similar things that have crucial differences, yet turn out to have surprising commonalities (two politicians with vastly different world views who voice unexpectedly similar perspectives on sexual harassment). Your introduction will include your frame of reference, grounds for comparison, and thesis. There are two basic ways to organize the body of your paper. In text-by-text (block), you discuss all of A, then all of B. In point-by-point, you alternate points about A with comparable points about B. But no matter which organizational scheme you choose, you need not give equal time to similarities and differences. In fact, your paper will be more interesting if you get to the heart of your argument as quickly as possible. Thus, a paper on two evolutionary theorists' different interpretations of specific archaeological findings might have as few as two or three sentences in the introduction on similarities and at most a paragraph or two to set up the contrast between the theorists' positions. The rest of the paper, whether organized text- by-text or point-by-point, will focus on the two theorists' differences. Now choose one of the following topics and develop it into an essay of no less than 200 words. 1. Online Learning & Classroom Learning. 2. Living on Campus & Living off Campus.

请判断下面这个案例是属于哪种谈判？ A. Intersted-based negotiation B. Position-based negotiation Case: Gomez Electronics and one of its primary suppliers, Kraft Components Company, are negotiating an agreement under which Kraft will build and deliver 10, 000 switches over a period of six months. Gomez is interested in getting the lowest possible price, but is likewise interested in maintaining a long-term relationship with Kraft. Which has been an innovative and reliable supplier over the years. Kraft’s sales manager would like to maximize the price his company receives under the contract, but must be mindful of the relationship. He’d hat to lose this long-term customer. As long-term partners, each side is willing to disclose some of its interests to the other. That way, if one party must give round on price, the other party might be able to offer value on some other front. Together, the two negotiators settle on an agreement that gives Kraft what it wants: $2 per switch. But in return, Kraft agrees to give Gomez Electronics sixty days to pay instead of the usual thirty-day arrangement. The extra thirty-day float helps Gomez reduce its working capital requirements over the term of agreement. Further, the two firms agree to collaborate in designing a new set of switches for a Gomez product currently on the drawing boards.

China's Company A made an offer to American Company B on October 2 for 500 dozen Men's Shirts, 100% Cotton, at USD 84.50 per dozen CIF New York, subject to B's reply reaching before October 15. A received a reply from B on October 10, “Your price is on the high side. We can accept your offer at USD 80 per dozen.” A received another email from B on October 13, “We accept your offer of October 2. The relevant L/C has been established.” A didn't made any response or delivery for the price was increasing. Later, B insisted A broke the contract and claimed for compensation. Question: Do you agree with B? Why?

China's Company A concluded a contract with an Indian company on FCA Shanghai Airport. As contracted, goods should be delivered during August, and the buyer will pay the full price of USD 50,000 by T/T against the airline's advice of arrival. A got the Airway Bill after handing over the goods to the airline at Shanghai airport on August 31 and sent a shipping advice to the Indian company. The goods arrived at Bombay on September 2 and an advice of arrival was dispatched to the nominated bank who notified the Indian company to get documents and make payment. However, the price for wrist watches began to decrease, thus the Indian company refused to take delivery for A's late delivery. Was A's delivery late? Why?

A、handed down

B、on his hand

C、in his hands

D、in his hand

Part one: Journalizing and Posting Data: Mr. Green and Smith have just begun a new small consulting company. They called it G&S Company. It’s a service business in the form of a partnership. In November and December, 2019 the transactions completed by the business are as follows: 1) On Nov 1, Mr. Green and Smith began this business by depositing $50000 each one in a bank account opened in the name of G&S Company. 2) On Nov 1, paid $36000 for two year’s insurance premium covered from 1st of November 2019 to 30th of October 2021. 3) On Nov 1, purchased office equipment on credit from Red Company, cost $24000. 4) On Nov 3, paid the local radio station $750 cash for an announcement of the business opening. 5) On Nov 5, completed consulting work on credit for Anna Company, $2800. 6) On Nov 15, collected $3500 from William Company in advance for the service to be completed on January 31, 2020. 7) On Nov 15, G&S Company borrows money from a bank by issuing a $10000 6-month note. The bank's rate is 6%. 8) On Nov 20, Mr. Green and Smith withdrew $3100 cash each one for personal living expense. 9) On Dec 1, purchased three-year bonds issued by John Company paid $20000 cash. The rate is 4.8%. 10) On Dec 2, paid on account to Red Company. 11) On Dec 10, purchased supplies $2000 on account from SP Supplies Company. 12) On Dec 12, consumed supplies $870 for providing service. 13) On Dec 16, received $2800 cash for completing consulting service. 14) On Dec 20, received the 70% portion from Anna Company on account. 15) On Dec 25, paid electric and gas bills for the month, $155. Part two: Adjusting Data: To make adjusting entries on December 31, 2019 as follows: 16) To apportion the prepaid insurance according to transaction No.2. 17) To apportion the annual depreciation for office equipment according to transaction No.3. (Assume that the office equipment is a useful life of 10 years, residual value is ignored, and the depreciation method is straight-line method.) 18) To apportion the recorded revenue on the degree of completion of the service according to transaction No.6. 19) To accrue the unrecorded salaries expense. (Assume that on Dec.31, 2019, G&S Company’s employees have earned total salaries of $1500, but G&S Company will not pay the salaries until Jan.10，2020 ) 20) To accrue the unrecorded interest expense according to transaction No.7. 21) To accrue the unrecorded service revenue. (Assume that G&S Company has completed 2/3 of another consulting work at the end of 2019. The total amount to be received when the work is completed on January 31, 2020 will be $9000.) 22) To accrue the unrecorded interest revenue according to transaction No.9. 23) To accrue the credit losses for the current accounting period. (Assume that under the allowance method, estimated uncollectible as 5% of accounts receivable.) Part three: Closing Requirements: A: To make the closing entries on December 31, 2019 as follows: 24）To close the revenue accounts to the Income Summary account 25）To close the expense accounts to the Income Summary account 26）To close Income Summary account to Green, Capital account and Smith, Capital account. (Assume that the net income is divided equally.) 27）To close Green, Drawing account to Green, Capital account and Smith, Drawing account to Smith, Capital account. B: To prepare a post-closing trial balance at December 31, 2019. Part four: Journalizing during the next period Data: in January, 2020, the transactions completed by the business are as follows: 1) On Jan. 1, 2020, paid $75 cash for the accrued interest expense of the bank loan. 2) On Jan. 1, 2020, received $80 cash for the accrued interest income of the investment in bonds. 3) On Jan. 10, 2020, paid $1500 cash for the accrued salaries expense of the employees. 4) On Jan. 31, 2020, received $9000 cash. (Note: Service revenue is accrued $6000 on Dec.31, 2019.) 5）On Jan. 31, 2020, received $250 cash from Anna Company on account and the balance of accounts receivable is determined as uncollectible. Requirements: To make entries according to the above-mentioned business transactions in January, 2020.

China's Company A intends to make a selling offer for 1,000 pieces of men's shirts, 100% cotton, with 5% commission included, under CIF Los Angeles. The shirts will be purchased from a domestic supplier at CNY 76.00 per set (included 13% VAT). Tax will be rebated at 13% for export. The shirts are to be purchased with loan from bank for 60 days at the annual rate of 5%. The expected expense for domestic transport, inspection, custom clearance, port affairs, public relations are CNY 1,200, CNY 200, CNY 100, CNY 1,200, and CNY 1,000 respectively. Bank charges at 0.5% of the involved amount in international settlement. Ocean Freight and insurance premium for each piece are USD 1.45 and USD 0.6 respectively. The expected profit on sales is 10%. The exchage rate is CNY 7.12 for each US dollar. (1) Please calculate the price for Company A. (2) Please write down the unit price in English.

A、敬请吴东光临

B、吴东亲启

C、吴东的荣幸

D、吴东的公司

A、它是公司的对待

B、这就是公司的待遇

C、这公司待遇差

D、公司请客

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