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ANTONII [103]
2 years ago
13

When consumed, many goods and services have an impact on other people not using the product. which word describes this impact?

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1 answer:
kherson [118]2 years ago
7 0

The substitution effect is defined as the outcome of consuming various goods and services on those who do not use them.

<h3>What do you understand about the Substitution effect?</h3>

The substitution effect is the decline in product sales that results from customers switching to less expensive substitutes when the product price increases. Alternately, the term "substitution effect" describes the shift in demand for a commodity brought on by a change in the price of the well relative to other substitutes. For instance, when beef costs increase people tend to buy more chicken or turkey. Customers purchase store-brand coffee in response to an increase in the price of premium coffee at a coffee shop. Consumers choose generic substitutes as designer prescription drug prices rise.

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Bank balance before reconciliation                                $4,590

Add: Deposits in transit                                                      2,600

Less: Outstanding Checks                                                  (950)

Reconciled Bank Balance at April 30, 2019                $6,240

Cash balance before reconciliation                               $6,320

Add: Interest Revenue                                                           60

Less: Bank service charges                                                (140)

Reconciled Cash Balance at April 30, 2019               $6,240

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- Deposit in transit and Outstanding checks are already recorded in company's books but not yet recorded with the bank because these checks might have reached bank after working hours. So, we have to update the bank's record.

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required investment = $290,000 + $49,000 + $5,900 + $59,000 =  $403,900

depreciable amount = $49,000 + $5,900 = $54,900

Research and development costs are expensed, they cannot be capitalized. Increase in net working capital cannot be capitalized either.

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