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Feliz [49]
1 year ago
8

The force that leads to zero economic profits for monopolistically competitive firms in the long run is:_________

Business
1 answer:
KonstantinChe [14]1 year ago
7 0

For monopolistically competitive businesses, the factor that ultimately causes zero economic profitability is: newly added

What Exactly Is Economic Gain (or Loss)?

The difference between the money made from selling an output and the price of all the inputs plus any opportunity costs is what is known as an economic profit or loss. By deducting potential costs and explicit costs from generated revenue, economic profit is calculated.

Opportunity costs are a kind of implicit cost that management determines and that vary depending on various events and viewpoints.

Analysis of accounting profit and economic profit frequently goes hand in hand. The profit that a corporation reports as accounting profit appears on its income statement. Accounting profit is a measure of actual inflows and outflows that is necessary for a company to have financial transparency.

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Answer:

decrease by 305,000 dollars

Explanation:

Sales            3,300,000

Variavle cost:

materials          710,000

labor                760,000

overhead        560,000  

S&A             <u>    330,000    </u>

total             (2,360,000)

contribution    940,000

<u>fixed cost:</u>

tracable          <u>     (635,000)</u>

operating income 305,000

allocated          <u>    (560,000)</u>

net                         (255,000

The canoes division absorbs 305,000 of the common fixed cost

If discountinued the company as a whole will see their net income decreases by this amount. In the short run, the company should only discontinued a project or division when it is not able to afford their own cost. That is not the case, canoes division afford their own cost is the allocated from other activities of the company that generates this loss.

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How do ethics and law govern how businesses conduct themselves ?
Evgesh-ka [11]

Answer:

Ethics and law play a large part in the way organizations may treat those who work for them. Both ethical and legal concerns deal with when employees can be hired and fired, how management may treat them and pay them and what kind of work environment they can expect.

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Answer: $73,380

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Putting down 20% of the condo means she puts down = $366,900 @20%

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Answer:

Explanation:

Direct Method  

Aug

a

Dr Accounts Receivable 55,000

Dr Cash 13,900

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b

Dr Cash 45,100

    Cr Accounts Receivable  45,100

c

Dr Bad Debt Expense 1,680

    Cr Accounts Receivable  1,680

d

Dr Accounts Receivable 300

    Cr Bad Debt Expense  300

Dr Cash 300  

   Cr Accounts Receivable  300

Allowance Method  

a

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Dr Cash 13,900  

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   Cr Accounts Receivable      1,680

d

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Answer:

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1275 + 660 = $1935

$1935 is his gross income for the month

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