The City of Wolfe issues its financial statements for Year 4 (assume that the city uses a calendar year). The city's general fund is composed of two functions: (1) education and (2) parks. The city also utilizes capital projects funds for ongoing construction and an enterprise fund to account for an art museum. The city also has one discretely presented component unit. The government-wide financial statements indicate the following Year 4 totals. Education had net expenses of $614,000. Parks had net expenses of $108,000. Art museum had net revenues of $71,750. General revenues were $855,250. The overall increase in net position for the city was $205,000. The fund financial statements for Year 4 indicate the following: The general fund had an increase of $41,250 in its fund balance. The capital projects fund had an increase of $52,750 in its fund balance. The enterprise fund had an increase of $72,500 in its net position balance. Officials for the City of Wolfe define "available" as current financial resources to be paid or collected within 60 days. The city maintains a landfill and records it within its parks. The landfill generates program revenues of $10,000 in Year 4 and cash expenses of $37,600. It also pays $7,600 cash for a piece of land. These transactions were recorded as would have been anticipated, but no other recording was made this year. The city assumes that it will have to pay $370,000 to clean up the landfill when it is closed in several years. The landfill was 17 percent filled at the end of Year 3 and is 25 percent filled at the end of Year 4. No payments will be necessary for several more years. For convenience, assume that the entries in all previous years were correctly handled regardless of the situation.

Market efficiency refers to the market's ability to provide investors with all available information about investment options for buying and selling securities. Market efficiency reflects the true value of securities without undervaluing or overvaluing t…