Answer:
They have risen.
Explanation:
Demand has increased, but supply has remained constant.
Answer:
<em>For Kenji he falls on the category M2, for Lucia it's M2, and for Eric belongs to the category of both M1 and M2 respectively.</em>
Explanation:
<em>M1 money supply comprises of currency in physical form and coin, the demand deposit( check-able) travelers check</em>
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M2 money supply comprises of Certificate deposit and M1, savings, money market funds, and time deposits for example, M2 money supply comprises money. that is less liquid/</em>
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Kenji has $25000 in a money market account - it belongs to the category of M2 money supply.</em>
- <em> Lucia has $8000 in a two year CD, it belongs to the category - M2 which is money supply
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- <em>Eric withdrew money from the bank to do laundry. The money he took will go to cash that is available or in the economy at that time or the physical currency. these category belongs in M1. As M2 money supply contains M1 therefore this example also belongs in M2.
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Answer:
Journal Entries
Account Dr. Cr.
1.
Repair and maintenance Expense $250
Cash $250
2.
Delivery truck $800
Cash $800
Explanation:
Property, plant and equipment are reported in the Fixed asset of the balance sheet. These assets are the depreciated. Fixed assets are initially recorded at cost.
Initially the amount capitalized includes the acquisition cost or purchase price and any direct cost incurred to make asset ready to use.
Any cost incurred to improve the efficiency of the asset will also be capitalised. In this question oil change is a routine maintenance cost needed to operate the asset. Installation of Special gear unit actually improved the efficiency of the asset as a whole. So, it is capitalised.
