Answer:
C) reciprocity
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this scenario is an example of reciprocity. This term refers to exchanging one thing for another in which both parties benefit in their own unique way. Which is the case since Bob buys equipment from Allied Tools which generates revenue for Allied Tools thus benefiting them, and Allied Tools hires Bob periodically which generates revenue for Bob thus benefiting him.
Given:
<span>stockton company adjusted trial balance december 31
cash 7,530
accounts receivable 2,100
prepaid expenses 700
equipment 13,700
accumulated depreciation 1,100
accounts payable 1,900
notes payable 4,300
common stock 1,000
retained earnings 12,940
dividends 790
fees earned 9,250
wages expense 2,500
rent expense 1,960
utilities expense 775
depreciation expense 250
miscellaneous expense 185
To determine the total assets, we only have to consider the following:
</span>cash 7,530
accounts receivable 2,100
prepaid expenses 700
equipment 13,700
<span>accumulated depreciation <u> (1,100) </u>
</span>Total assets: 22,930 CHOICE D.
NET INCOME:
fees earned 9,250
<span>wages expense (2,500) </span>
<span>rent expense (1,960) </span>
<span>utilities expense (775) </span>
<span>depreciation expense (250) </span>
<span>miscellaneous expense <u> (185)</u>
</span><span>Net Income 3,580
LIABILITIES AND S.H.E
</span>accounts payable 1,900
<span>notes payable 4,300 </span>
<span>common stock 1,000 </span>
<span>retained earnings 12,940 </span>
<span>dividends (790)
</span>Net Income <u> 3,580</u>
TOTAL LIABILITIES & SHE 22,930
Answer:
C) Quantity demanded will decrease, quantity supplied will increase, and a surplus will result
Explanation:
Price floor is the least amount a good or service can be sold. A price floor is usually set above equilibrium price.
When a price floor is enacted, it usually discourages demand because prices are usually set higher and encourages supply.
As a result, quantity demanded will decrease, quantity supplied will increase, and a surplus will result.
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Answer:
Oct 1
Dr Supplies $620
Cr Accounts Payable $620
Oct 6
Dr Cash $350
Cr Fees Earned $350
Octd 7
Dr Equipment $2500
Cr Cash$900
Cr Accounts Payable $1400
Oct 9
Dr Accounts Payable $620
Cr Cash $620
Explanation:
Preparation of the journal entries
Oct 1
Dr Supplies $620
Cr Accounts Payable $620
Oct 6
Dr Cash $350
Cr Fees Earned $350
Octd 7
Dr Equipment $2500
Cr Cash$900
Cr Accounts Payable $1400
($2,500-$900)
Oct 9
Dr Accounts Payable $620
Cr Cash $620