Purchasing a new CD upon maturity of the current CD is commonly referred to as: rolling over. The term rollover in economics describe the <span>reinvesting funds from a mature security into a </span>new issue<span> of the same or a similar security. In this case the money is reinvested in the buying the same product because the old one is mature, </span><span>
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Answer:
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Raw Materials and Supplies
Machinery and Equipment
Factory Overhead and Utilities
Explanation:
Answer:
a. Smooth Move should REJECT the order
b) Net loss from accepting the order $ (7,500)
Explanation:
Relevant costs are future incremental cash costs that arise as a direct consequence of a decision.
The relevant cash flows of this decision include the following:
- Variable cost of production -(3.10 +2.25 +1.15) + $0.20= $6.7 per unit
- Cost of additional machine - $12,000.
- Sales revenue from the special offer
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Sales revenue from special offer (15,000×$7.00) = 105,000
Variable cost (15,000× $6.7) (100,500)
Cost of additional machine - <u> (12,000)</u>
Net loss from accepting the order <u> (7,500)</u>
Bank channel money from savers to borrowers to INVESTORS.
Savers are individuals who put their money in the bank to earn interests.
Borrowers are individuals who borrow money from the bank and pay fees and interests with either house or vehicle set up as collateral.
Investors are individuals who purchase government securities and corporate bonds sold by the bank.
I would say that cash, inventory and equipment represent a company's capital in other words what it uses to make more money with ie cash for buying supplies, paying contractors etc, inventory could be its products available to be sold and equipment could be its means of production such as in an open pit mine the electric shovels and haultrucks and also missing is labour which is essential to a company for production and to make a profit.
