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Answer:
April,
- Sales is zero
- Net income is zero
- Net cash flow is an outflow of $100,000 (used in the purchase of raw materials)
May,
- Sales is $150,000
- Net income is $500,00
- Net cash flow is zero
And in June;
- Sales is zero
- Net income is zero
- Net cash flow is an inflow of $150,000 (amount received from customers)
Explanation:
In April, the company purchased raw materials (Sugar and Peppermint) for $100,000. The entries posted are debit to Inventories and Credit to Cash account (both amounting to $100,000 each).
As such in April,
- Sales is zero
- Net income is zero
- Net cash flow is an outflow of $100,000 (used in the purchase of raw materials)
It produces its candy and sells it to distributors in May for $150,000, but it does not receive payment until June.
When the sale is made in May, the entries required is Debit accounts receivables $150,000 and Credit Sales revenue $150,000. Also, Debit cost of goods sold $100,000 and Credit Inventories $100,000.
Net income is the difference between sales and cost of sales.
As such in May,
- Sales is $150,000
- Net income is $500,00
- Net cash flow is zero
For June,
Payment for goods sold in May were received, entries posted are debit to cash account and a credit to accounts receivables (both balance sheet accounts), hence;
- Sales is zero
- Net income is zero
- Net cash flow is an inflow of $150,000 (amount received from customers)
Answer:
The amount of factory overhead applied in October is $63,300.
Explanation:
Goods finished + Oct 31 work in progress = direct materials + direct labor + oct 1 balance + factory overhead
360,000 + 21,000 = 96,700 + 201,000 + 20,000 + Factory Overhead
381,000 = 317,700 + Factory overhead
Factory overhead = $63,300
Therefore, The amount of factory overhead applied in October is $63,300.
Answer:
The answer is B. A change in the wage rate of the workers who produce rubber balls changes the quantity supplied of rubber balls.
Explanation
A change in the wage rate of the workers affects cost of production which in turn influences changes supply.
The above exercise has to do with GDP Analysis. It contains a comparison between Real GDP and nominal GDP.
<h3>What is real GDP?</h3>
Real GDP refers to a version of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) that has been adjusted for the effects of price inflation.
Thus:
From 2007 Q4 through 209 Q2, the real GDP grew by - 3.98%. This was a negative growth.
This was computed by the following formula:
% Increase = (Amount representing increase/ Original Figure) x 100
That is : ((15,134.10 -15762.00)/15,762.00)*100
= -3.98363151884
≈-3.98
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