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Alex787 [66]
1 year ago
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a shortage exists when the . a.) quantity supplied is greater than the quantity demanded b.) quantity demanded is greater than t

he quantity supplied c.) market is in equilibrium d.) reservation price is not met
Business
1 answer:
worty [1.4K]1 year ago
4 0

A shortage exists when the quantity demanded is greater than the quantity supplied.

<h3>What is shortage ?</h3>
  • Shortage means that the Seller does not have sufficient quantities of the Products at the Delivery Location  due to lost or failed quantity shipments, exhausted inventory, or for any reason unable to ship the Products to the Delivery Location. .
  • Examples of shortage are food, water, energy and labor.
  • Changes in demand or supply  can occur for a variety of reasons.
  • Not all are related to  price changes.
  • Rarity and rarity are two different things, and certain economic rarity characteristics set them  apart.
  • From an economic point of view, a bottleneck occurs when demand exceeds supply.
  • Supply and demand must match in order for the market to remain in equilibrium.
  • Otherwise, there will be excess and deficiency.

To learn more about shortage  from the given link :

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Explanation:

First, we compute Opportunity Cost (OC).

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In Felinia,

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Since Felinia can produce blankets at lower OC (0.2 < 4), so

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Total blankets produced with trade = 5 x 10

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Since Caninia can produce meals at lower OC (0.25 < 5), so

Caninia has comparative advantage and specializing in meals.

Total meals produced with trade = 8 x 10

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After trade,

Total blankets produced = 10 + 25

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Answer:

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1. Crawford Construction sold and replaced its inventory:

a. 4.14 x

2. With Construction Industry Inventory Turnover Ratio as 4.55x, Crawford Construction:

b. Crawford Construction is holding more inventory per dollar of sales compared to the industry average

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

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Accounts receivable = $20,125

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Total current assets = $80,500

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  Cash           1400

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March 5

Rent Expense 470

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To record the rent expense

March 7

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Cash 670

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To record the services Income.

March 19

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To record the services income against advance given.

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Utilities Expense   82

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To record the monthly utilities expense

March 31

Dividend Pay  85

       Cash              85  

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                                                   Cash          1700

          <u>Closing=1700</u>                 <u>                            </u>

 

                                     <u>Cash  Account</u>

Opening = 0

share capital   1700                              Equipment          1400

                                                               Rent                   470

                                                                Purchase           117

Income             670

Adv. Pay           570

                                                                  Utilities             82

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______________________

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Important Information:

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______________________

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