Answer:
<u>TRIAL BALANCE:</u>
                    Debit	Credit
Cash            79600	
AR                       7500	
Supplies                  400	
slaries expense	3100	
op- expense        16100	
supplies expense	1600	
dividends        2000	
Account Payable               3000
saalaries expense                3100
Unearned Revenue               5100
Common Stock             60000
Service revenue              39100
                        110300    110300
Explanation:
We have to record eahc time an accoutn is used and once we got all transactions we determiante the balance
Cash	
Debit	Credit
60000	
8200	
28500	
         15100
         2000
<u>96700	17100</u>
<em>79600</em> 
AR	
Debit	Credit
36000	
<u>        28500</u>
7500	
Supplies	
Debit	Credit
2000	
<u>         1600</u>
  400	
salaries expense	op- expense	supplies expense	
Debit	Credit    Debit	Credit	Debit	Credit
3100        16100          1600	
Account Payable	
Debit	Credit
        2000
        16100
15100	
<u>15100  18100    </u>
         3000
Salaries Payable	
Debit	Credit
          3100
Unearned Revenue	
Debit	Credit
         8200
<u>3100               </u>
         5100
Common Stock	
Debit	Credit
        60000
Service revenue	
Debit         Credit
       36000
<u>          3100   </u>
         39100
Then we construct the trial balance which all these account balance.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Demand decreases.
Explanation:
If demand decreases while supply remains unchanged, equilibrium price and quantity would fall.
If supply increases, equilibrium price would fall and quantity would rise.
If supply decreased, equilibrium price would rise and quantity would fall 
If demand increases, equilibrium price and quantity would rise.
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I think the answer is A. I THINK the answer is A
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
1. False 2. True
Explanation:
1. The candidate for political office announcing that the policy to reduce immigration from abroad which, he says, economics clearly demonstrates will lead to higher output in the long run; is false.
What increases output are the factors of production of which labor is a major component. When there are more people willing and able to work in an economy, <u>they help companies to produce more output but that is not the case when immigration is reduced, obviously that would reduce productivity and output.</u>
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2. However his second claim is right, that making trade more open between the US and other countries will increase output on the long run.
Trade barriers like tariffs and duties impede the level of trade between countries which could either reduce the amount of money countries make after netting off custom duties or the price of imported goods are increased by the effect of tariffs. Increased price means reduced demand
<u>Hence if tariffs are replaced with subsidies in open trade, prices of U.S imported goods will fall and demand will increase.</u>
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