Answer:
Office Supplies T-account
<u>Debit :</u>
Beginning Balance $600
Purchases $2,300
Totals $2,900
<u>Credit:</u>
Ending Balance $500
Used (<em>Balancing Figure</em>) $2,400
Totals $2,900
Adjusting Entry
Supplies Expenses $2,400 (debit)
Office Supplies $2,400 (credit)
Posting Entries.
1. Supplies Expense = $2,400 (Debit Balance)
2.Office Supplies = $500 (Debit Balance)
Explanation:
As the supplies are used during the period, recognize an expense : Supplies Expense and de-recognize the Office Supplies Asset account to the extend of the amount of inventory used during the period.
In other words we are taking out an expense (Increasing it) and decreasing an asset : Office Supplies.
Answer:
The income effect
Explanation:
The income effect is how real income is affected when there is change in price of goods and services.
Assuming income remains constant, as price falls income is able to purchase more goods and services, and as price increases the income will buy less of goods and services.
Also when people earn more they tend to buy more products.
In this case when the economy bis doing well and incomes increase sales of national brand of orange juice rises. The sales of generic orange juice however falls.
This shows that if there is enough money people prefer to by national brand of juice than generic orange juice.
Answer:
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answer : classifications : current assets and Non current assets
Amounts : short-term investments = $2798.30 for 2006 and $6052.30 for 2005
cash and cash equivalent = $5914.70 for 2006 and $9586.30 for for 2005
Investments = $7788.20 for 2006 and $1107.9 for 2005
Explanation:
The classification and amount of any investment as reported in the balance sheet is as below
current assets classification
short-term investments = $2798.30 for 2006 and $6052.30 for 2005
cash and cash equivalent = $5914.70 for 2006 and $9586.30 for for 2005
Non-current assets
Investments = $7788.20 for 2006 and $1107.9 for 2005
Note: cash and cash equivalents is used to describe investments with maturity dates less than 3 months