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Setler [38]
2 years ago
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What are the primary factors that allowed the increase in per animal productivity in the u.s. beef industry?

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Vladimir79 [104]2 years ago
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The primary factors that allowed the increase in per animal productivity in u.s. beef industry is Effective breeding, feeding, health, and management programs.

Management is the management of an organization, such as a corporation, non-profit organization, or government agency. This is the art and science of enterprise resource management.

Governance is the management of an organization, such as a business, non-profit organization, or government agency. This is the art and science of managing company resources.

The Management Plan is a formal planning tool designed to shape the future operation of a facility. This is a written document outlining: Institution goals and objectives

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Answer:

<u>$25,000 </u>

Explanation:

Now, to get the amount of farmer's sale of that which will be included as apples in GDP.

The farmer’s sales of worth $25,000 will be included as apples in GDP, as the farmer sells the apples to individuals who take them to eat.

<u><em>GDP is abbreviated as gross domestic product.</em></u>

<em>GDP represents the goods and services produced within the country over a particular time. The economists used it to determine whether the country is facing recession or having a growth.</em>

<u><em>As, the $25,000 worth of apples of the farmer's sale is the monetary value of the apples produced  by the farmer in the country to sell to individuals for their consumption in their home. As private consumption is one of largest part of GDP.</em></u>

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Annual Dividends:

Year       Amount                   Cumulative               Common Stock

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20Y1,      $64,000     $64,000              $96,000      $0

Per share dividends    $1.60                                      $0

20Y2,   $128,000      $128,000           $128,000      $0

Per share dividends   $3.20                                      $0

20Y3,  $288,000      $288,000          $0                  $0

per share dividends   $7.20                                      $0

20Y4,  $368,000     $160,000           $0                   $208,000

Per share dividends  $4.00                                        $2.08

           

20Y5,  $448,000    $160,000           $0                    $288,000

Per share dividends   $4.00                                      $2.88

20Y6, $576,000   $160,000            $0                     $416,000

Per share dividends   $4.00                                      $4.16

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Outstanding common stock = 100,000 shares at $10 par

Outstanding 4% cumulative preferred stock  = 40,000 at $10 par

Annual preferred stock dividend = 4% * 40,000 * $100

= $160,000

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Year       Amount                   Cumulative               Common Stock

                                   Declared             Arrears

20Y1,      $64,000     $64,000              $96,000      $0

Per share dividends    $1.60 ($64,000/40,000)       $0

20Y2,   $128,000      $128,000           $128,000      $0

Per share dividends   $3.20 ($128,000/40,000)     $0

20Y3,  $288,000      $288,000          $0                  $0

per share dividends   $7.20 ($288,000/40,000)     $0

20Y4,  $368,000     $160,000           $0                   $208,000

Per share dividends  $4.00 ($160,000/40,000)       $2.08 ($208,000/100,000)

           

20Y5,  $448,000    $160,000           $0                    $288,000

Per share dividends   $4.00 ($160,000/40,000)      $2.88 ($288,000/100,000)

20Y6, $576,000   $160,000            $0                     $416,000

Per share dividends   $4.00 ($160,000/40,000)      $4.16 ($416,000/100,000)

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July 1, Year 1

Prepaid Insurance                  $15000 Dr

     Cash                                       $15000 Cr

Dec 31, Year 1

Insurance expense                    $2500 Dr

    Prepaid Insurance                     $2500 Cr

b.

July 1, Year 1

Cash                                                  $15000 Dr

    Unearned Service revenue             $15000 Cr

Dec 31, Year 1

Unearned service revenue        $2500 Dr

    Service revenue                           $2500 Cr

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The company will record the cash going out of the business for prepaid insurance as credit and the asset account prepaid insurance as debit to record the prepayment of insurance for 3 years at the amount of $15000.

The insurance paid out is for 3 years. So, the per year insurance expense is,

Insurance expense per year = $15000 / 3 = $5000

The adjusting entry made on 31 december will record the insurance months consumed (6 months) as an expense and debit the insurance expense and credit the prepaid insurance asset account.

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For the receiving company, the cash is being received and as the service will be provided later on, the cash received will be debited and the unearned service revenue will be credited.

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Based on the above information

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