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FrozenT [24]
3 years ago
13

John d rockefeller built his own oil empire by creating

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boyakko [2]3 years ago
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John D. Rockefeller built his own oil empire by creating Monopoly

In 1882, He managed to buy all of his rivals in oil industry, making his company, the Standard Oil became the one and only oil company in the United states without having a single rival in the industry
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Factory Utilities                                                    29,100

Factory Machinery Depreciation                        19,000

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Plant Manager`s Salary                                       65,600

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Factory Property Taxes                                         9,810

Factory Repairs                                                      1,600

Add Beginning Work in Process Inventory       26,800

Less Closing Work in Process Inventory          (22,300)

Cost of Goods Manufactured                         $308,620

B) income statement through gross profit

Sales Revenue                                                                   564,000

Less Sales Discounts                                                            (4,700)

Net Sales                                                                            559,300

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Work in Process Inventory   22,300

Finished Goods Inventory    26,100

Accounts Receivable            27,100

Cash                                      35,600

Total Current Assets           157,100

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Purchases                                                                $97,500

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