Trial balance is used to see the accurate of the balancing of ledgers. if there is an error in the trial balance a temporary account known as the suspense account can be opened
Answer: option(a) is correct.
Explanation:
Diminishing marginal returns also known as diminishing returns. It states that the additional input or factor of production that is used for the production of certain products and services, results in smaller increase in output. The output increases but at an decreasing rate. This is due to the efficiency or productivity of the additional factor of production. This will results in higher marginal cost because of the lower productivity from the additional input. So, marginal cost must be increasing.
Answer:
Thrifts role have decreased whereas, mortgage and commercial banks roles have increased.
Explanation:
In simple words, Credit unions and cooperative savings banks are examples of thrifts that offer a multitude of deposits and lending services. Thrifts are different from conventional institutions in that organizations may draw money through the Federal Home Loan Bank Network, allowing them to charge greater interest to its members.
The ease of doing business and less documentation with commercial banks promoted their growth.
Answer:
Date Account, title and description debit credit
June 3 Merchandise inventory 3,985
Accounts payable 3,985
Merchandise purchased on account
from JVC Co.
June 9 Merchandise inventory 2,300
Accounts payable 2,300
Merchandise purchased on account
from Prime Target, terms 2/10, n/30
June 12 Store supplies 675
Accounts payable 675
Merchandise purchased on account
from Craft Shop
June 13 Accounts payable 3,985
Cash 3,985
Paid for June 3 purchase of
merchandise from JVC Co.
June 19 Accounts payable 2,300
Cash 2,254
Purchase discounts 46
Paid for June 9 purchase of
merchandise from Prime Target and
obtained a 2% discount
Answer:
Computation of the Ratio of Cash to Monthly Cash Expenses:
None of these choices are correct.
Explanation:
The correct formula is Cash and Cash Equivalents/monthly expenses. And monthly cash expenses = Negative cash flows from operations/12.
But, in doing this calculation, first determine the monthly cash expenses, as given above. With the resulting figure, you can then apply to the Ratio of Cash to Monthly Cash Expenses.
The Ratio of Cash to monthly cash expenses helps a company to assess how long it can continue to operate given the heavy expenses burden it is experiencing, if it is a startup company. It also helps a company in distress to determine how long it could continue to operate before generating positive cash flows.
