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Finance: What is Bankruptcy?

What is bankruptcy? Deadbeats who can't pay their bills declare bankruptcy. Either they borrowed too much money, or the business fell apart. They turn pockets inside-out, ping a bankruptcy judge, and then sell whatever residual value is retained in the company to the highest bidder.


Cost Accounting Videos 27 videos

Cost Accounting: What is a Cost: Cost Versus Expense?
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What is a Cost: Cost Versus Expense? Cost and expense are pretty similar terms when looking at traditional definitions but they’re a little diffe...

Cost Accounting: How Can Unit Fixed Costs Mislead the Misled?
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How can unit fixed costs mislead the misled? Unit fixed costs can be misleading because the fixed cost per unit decreases as production increases;...

Cost Accounting: What Is Differential Analysis?
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What is Differential Analysis? Differential analysis is a strategy used to make the best decision. Possible choices are compared to determine which...

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Econ Videos 79 videos

Econ: How Do Companies Add Value?
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How Do Companies Add Value? Companies add value by improving the client or customer experience. This can be achieved by offering better quality ser...

Econ: What are Aggregate Consistency Conditions?
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What are Aggregate Consistency Conditions? Aggregate consistency conditions are parameters under which a macroeconomic and microeconomic aggregate...

Econ: What are Consumer Nondurables and Services?
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What are Consumer Nondurables and Services? Consumer non durables are goods with a short lifespan of under 3 years. This can be anything from consu...

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Finance Definitions Videos 800 videos

Finance: What's the Difference Between Stocks and Bonds?
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What is the difference between stocks and bonds? Stocks are ownership. They control the election of the board of directors, who hires the CEO, who...

Finance: What is Efficient Markets Theory?
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What is the Efficient Markets Theory? The Efficient Markets Theory says that stocks trade at their fair value all of the time, assuming all informa...

Finance: What is an Underwriter?
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What is an underwriter? Hit play to find out.

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