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Professional Issues and Ethics in Accounting To: Dr. Linda Zucca, CPA, Ph.D. Cryptocurrency Wei Hu Yang Liu Kent State University November 16, 2014 Abstract The paper talks about the invention and growth of cryptocurrency, its accounting treatment, audit implications combined with tax implications, and analysis of the potential problems and the direction the technology is headed in the future. This paper also presents the accounting rules for foreign currency and investments. Bitcoin

Canada (Dean, 2013). These companies are involved in the extraction of numerous resources, including silver, petroleum, bitumen and coal. Canadian mining operations also have a particular focus in gold, as twenty-one of the country’s top forty mining companies are involved in gold extraction. With billion dollar annual revenues and interests in almost every continent, these multinational companies are making a large impact around the globe (Canadian Mining Journal, 2014). However, these impacts are not

Ron Wendt's Alaska Gold, A Prospectors Guide Alaska Gold, A Prospectors Guide by Ron Wendt talks about gold mining in Alaska. According to Wendt (1989), getting to know gold is like science. When prospectors are in haunt of gold, they are able to learn the different sizes, shapes and forms of gold along their journey. When they sell their gold, they know from the gold alone whether they will get a good and fair price or not. Alaska Gold discusses prospecting from panning gold down to suction dredging

The coin I will be using is a copper penny and the three solutions are, Baking soda, Lemon Juice, Salt and vinegar. Coins are created by places called Mints, which means “Coin manufacturing facilities”. Denver Colorado, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and West Point are where some of the mint factories are located. The coin originated from 1787 where Benjamin Franklin wanted to add the penny into the currency system of the United States. The penny use to be called the “One cent Piece” but then later

promote sales and employment. 3. Less government spending would mean more private spending. 4. Prices and wages could be adjusted fast. If this is not done then this is not the effect of stopping inflation! 5. Price adjustments through gold-value clearing could take place already during a continuing paper money inflation - leaving no adjustment problem. 6. While FALLING prices do indeed deter from buying and promote

The Great Joe Rantz I had the pleasure of reading an outstanding, best seller book called, The Boys In The Boat Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics by Daniel James Brown. This book is about the life of Joe Rantz, and the “boat.” Joe was born in Spokane. At the age of three his mother passed away. With the start of the Great Depression people had lost their jobs, homes, and had nowhere to go. He went though some hard obstacles including being left behind at the

If we are not reading carefully, it’s easy to move from chapter 27 to 28, simply presume that Job continued to speak, and sail right on into chapters 29 and beyond. That’s especially true if our reading is guided (as it often is) by headings in whatever translation we are reading. The ESV, for example, shapes our perception with “Job Continues: Where is Wisdom?” at the beginning of chapter 28. The NASB implies the same idea – “Job Tells of Earth’s Treasures.” Likewise, the NKJV reads “Job’s Discourse

According to Mines and Minerals (n.d.), silver has been mined in Idaho since 1884. Over a billion ounces of silver has been mined in Idaho since 1884. Idaho has two underground mines that are still producing here in Idaho. Mines in Idaho provide important and needed jobs to many people in rural counties. The recent growth in urban areas has increased the demand for construction materials, like cement, sand, and gravel for aggregate (Mines and Minerals, n.d.). In this paper I will talk about the characteristics

and gaming which is why those are placed beside one another, as well. By using adjacencies in their floor plans, they are presenting an intended route for their shoppers. Personally, whenever I shop at Target, I typically walk the same route of the dollar section, women’s clothing, women’s clearance, shoes, athletics, and the lastly, the beauty section. Target understands what their consumers want, and I never walk out empty handed. Target has a story behind the way that they would plan out their

blame to women for not earning more, but women are usually victims of gender bias in the workplace. The History of the Social Problem The gender wage gap is not a new issue. The gap traces back at least to the 1960’s when women earned 60.7% of every dollar of a man’s earnings for the same work (The Wage Gap Over