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The fоllоwing is а pаrtiаl set оf financial statements prepared for the company's first year of operations. All transactions were for cash. If the number is subtracted, or if Cash is decreasing, indicate the number as a negative number. (There's a difference between $5,000 and -$5,000!) Required:Fill in the blanks indicated by the alphabetic letters "A" through "L" in the following financial statements. Income Statement Service revenue $83,000 Operating expenses (A) Net income $ (B) Statement of Changes in Stockholders' Equity Beginning common stock $0 Add: Common stock issued 50,000 Ending common stock $50,000 Beginning retained earnings $ 0 Add: Net income (C) Less: Dividends (D) Ending retained earnings 16,000 Total stockholders' equity $ (E) Balance Sheet Assets Cash $ (F) Land 20,000 Total assets $ 120,000 Liabilities (G) Stockholders' equity Common stock 50,000 Retained earnings (H) Total stockholders' equity (I) Total liabilities and stockholders' equity $120,000 Statement of Cash Flows Cash flows from operating activities: Cash receipt from revenue $ 83,000 Cash payment for expense (J) Net cash flow from operating activities (K) Cash flows for investing activities: Cash payment for land (20,000) Cash flows from financing activities: Cash receipt from loan (L) Cash receipt from stock issue 50,000 Cash dividend paid to owners (12,000) Net cash flow from financing activities 92,000 Net increase in cash $100,000 Plus beginning cash 0 Ending Balance of Cash $100,000
Building the Argument Suggested Time: 30–45 minutes Nоw push further. Write in full sentences аnd pаrаgraphs where yоu can, but keep mоving — this is still draft material, not a final product. State your working argument in one or two sentences. What is your actual position on the thread you chose in Stage 1? Not "this is what Haidt says" but "here's what I think about it." Consider your audience. Your reader has also read the book. What do they need from you to be persuaded — evidence, a clearer example, a different angle — that goes beyond just restating Haidt? Find one specific example. A moment from the book, a personal experience, something you've observed, or a case you know of. Write it out in detail and explain what it demonstrates. Try a counterpoint. Write a paragraph arguing against your own position — the strongest version of the other side. Then respond to it. This is usually where the real argument sharpens. Try out a quote or two. Pull a specific passage from the book that matters to your argument. Write it down along with a sentence or two on what it means and why it matters to your point. Free write for five more minutes on whatever part of this argument still feels unresolved. Naming the hard part now is useful — it's often exactly what you'll work out in your draft.