Answer:
b. the market for wallpaper is in equilibrium.
Explanation:
Efficient allocation of resources means that the cost to produce the last unit of wallpaper and the benefit from that unit equals.
It must be the case that the cost of obtaining the product (which is equal to the benefit to the buyers) is the same as the cost of producing the product. That is the price.
The quantity where demand and supply meets in the equilibrium quantity (supply curve intersect demand curve)
That's the market equilibrium, where the price and quantity that buyers are willing to buy and suppliers are willing to sell is the same.
Answer:
A. Date Account Title Debit Credit
Insurance expense $30,700
($3000+$32500-$4800)
Prepaid insurance $30,700
B. Date Account Title Debit Credit
Insurance expense $30,700
Prepaid insurance $30,700
Diane wants to invest $5,000 but she will not have an active role in the new business. (limited partnership) You prefer to work directly with customers, make decisions, and to do the actual website design. (limited partnership) You will be responsible for signing contracts on behalf of the new business.(limited partnership) Diane will not be liable for any debts.(limited partnership) Diane will not make business decisions and receive 30 percent of the profits. (limited partnership) You will receive 50 percent of the profits plus a small monthly fee for management services. (general partnership) Diane’s name will not be mentioned in any promotional materials about the business. (limited partnership)
<span>Diane will be the limited partner while you will be the general partner.</span>
Answer: none is correct.
Explanation:
Given data:
2 years ago = $500
1 year ago = $300
Today = $800
Solution:
PV ( presents value )
= p * r * t
Where:
p = principal ( $500, $300, $800 )
r = rate = 4%
t = duration (time) ( 2years, 1 year and present ).
= ( $500* 2 * 0.04 ) + ( $300 * 1 * 0.04 ) + $800
= $40 + $12 + $800
= $852
PV = $500 + $300 + $852
= $1,652.
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The bullet points beneath a one-line mission statement often serve as
A. value statements to show how the mission will be achieved.
B. a timeline for achieving the company's goals.
C. lesser goals to consider for the future.
D. a reminder of the one-line statement.</span>