Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 93American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1951 |
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Էջ 348
... cent a year ( in a typical case ) . The 36 per cent is derived from the common terms of two per cent ten days , 30 days net , which means that two per cent is paid for the use of money for 20 days ; two per cent for 20 days is ...
... cent a year ( in a typical case ) . The 36 per cent is derived from the common terms of two per cent ten days , 30 days net , which means that two per cent is paid for the use of money for 20 days ; two per cent for 20 days is ...
Էջ 465
... cent of the resulting figure . This may be distributed as the employer sees fit , so long as the average increase does not bring the level up more than ten per cent . Against this bank must be charged all general increases between the ...
... cent of the resulting figure . This may be distributed as the employer sees fit , so long as the average increase does not bring the level up more than ten per cent . Against this bank must be charged all general increases between the ...
Էջ 687
... cent rate of profit at a 3 per cent interest rate down to a 1/4 of 1 per cent profit rate at a 6 per cent interest rate . At the same time , preferred stock has become relatively more costly . A 5 per cent divi- dend rate is offset by a 3.6 ...
... cent rate of profit at a 3 per cent interest rate down to a 1/4 of 1 per cent profit rate at a 6 per cent interest rate . At the same time , preferred stock has become relatively more costly . A 5 per cent divi- dend rate is offset by a 3.6 ...
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