Answer:
Dividends - <em>Statement of Changes in Retained Earning</em>
Dividends are payments to shareholders from a company's net income. They are derived from the Statement of Changes in Retained Earning because this is where Net Income is sent to. After they are deducted from Retained Earnings, the Earnings form part of Equity.
Differed Revenue - <em>Balance Sheet</em>
Differed Revenue refers to money that was received from a customer or client for goods and/or services that have not yet been delivered. The business will treat them as a liability until they are delivered so they will go under Current Liabilities in the Balance Sheet assuming they are to be fulfilled in 12 months or less which is usually the case.
Service Revenue - <em>Income Statement</em>
These are revenue that the business earns for providing a service when their main source of revenue is by selling goods. It is listed in the Income Statement just after Revenue and is added to Revenue to get Total Revenue.
A similarity between mortgages and auto loans is that both are less risky for lenders.
Lenders are the ones who lend money to those who need it urgently, in the form of a mortgage, or perhaps an auto loan. This money is going to be repaid monthly, or in whatever way the contract stipulates. It is less risky for the lender because legally, this has to be repaid.
Answer:
Attached grap with point A and B.
Explanation:
Russia will produce the cars as their production has te lower opportunity cost:
(Note: Opportunity cost is the amount of production resigned for the current output)
<u>Sweden pportunity cost for production car: </u>
25 ton of papper / 5 m cars = 5 tons per millon of cars
<u>Russia pportunity cost for production car: </u>
8 ton of papper / 4 m cars = 2 tons per millon of cars
With the trade set at 2 millon car for 6 tons of paper we get the following
Sweden produce 25 tons - 6 traded = 19
and receive 2 millon car
Russia produce 4 millon car - 2 traded = 2
and receive 6 tons of pappers
Id say its A, because entrepreneurs start a business to make a profit.
