Why did the amount go down?
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Not trying to get some help with a chemistry homework problem, are you?\n\n\nOkay, my guess is that the molecules of one of the liquids fit into the "gaps" between the molecules of the other.  Kinda like mixing a quart of pebbles with a quart of bigger rocks.  Since some of the pebbles with fit between the bigger rocks, the combined volume will be noticeably less than two quarts.
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depends on the method, but probably the cost.  That way if you decide to discount your inventory to get rid of it, you will know how much you are really losing and not just how much less you are selling it for.
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The answer is long so check out http://money.howstuffworks.com/question500.htm
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It is all about supply and demand. The demand is there and the supply gets cut back so the price increases.
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Paid in capital in excess. \n\nThat's the account we used in Accounting.
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If you check the charts, it still seems to be dropping.  You might want to wait until it hits about US$25.00.  \n\nGood luck!
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It refers to a general sell off after a run up in price.  People are booking their profits (cashing them in) after the increase so the price will go back down.
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CAT may have decreased its work pool in order to make more profit.  Not sure.
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The stock market crash of october 1929, pulled a lot of money out of the American economy. Less capital => less investments => less jobs => less salaries to spend => even less capital to invest.
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alot less than it does now
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All in all, the three guys spent 10 dollars (-10) and got a dollar back (+1), making their loss 9 dollars each (-9).  \nSo in total, their loss is: 3 * -9 = -27\n\nThe lodge gained 30 dollars, and gave back five dollars. (30-5 = 25).\n\nThe bellhop gained 2 dollars (+2).\n\nSo, if everything is balanced in terms of gains and losses, -27 + 25 + 2 = 0.  Thus, there is no "other dollar", that was just a trick (the purpose of the story problem).  The wording of the problem led me to think about it in an incorrect manner, initially... which is the point!\n\n--- edit ---\nHah, I opened this screen up to answer the question, then did some office work before typing the answer, and by the time I posted, someone had already put the correct answer, which I didn't realize when I posted... hah.
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There are many reasons for this slide down\n1) the market was overvalued and the PE ratio was somwhere around 23 \n2) There were certain rumors which led to panic selling and sharp falls\n3) Some FIIs too fled the market for short time and this drawing of fund resulted in fall\n4) Mutual Funds too werent sure about the direction and were sitting on large cash\n5)Bears became operative during this phase leading to further slip down\n However dont worry about it the bulllish trend has not ended.maybe we can say this as techincal correction. In long run if u are a investor and have good fundamentally strong shares, you wont lose. Only speculators will be affected by this
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it is a profit and loss. what is comeing in and going out. down to the penny. quick books does it for you.
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It didn't.  It went down.  There was a dip in 1937 that continued through 1938.
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managerial accounting. Decrease
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I am giving my answer without a crystal ball.  The market is on its way down because the price went up too quickly and a lot of emotional buyers got their new houses without knowing how to pay the mortgages.  We will see plenty of foreclosures unfortunately.  If you are looking, please just look and keep looking for the time being.
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Lowest I've seen in the past two days was $2.14.  Highest was $2.37.  \n\nMost interesting about this, for me, was the difference between the neighborhoods.  The pumps are more expensive where the people have the least money...