B - credit because that's the money you pay back to make sure that you make se credit for yourself
When the economy is at full employment, the unemployment will be zero.
Given that the economy is present at full employment.
We are required to find the value of unemployment when the economy is at full employment.
Employment basically means the state of having a job or being employed. The person who employs is called the employer, and the person who is getting paid for providing services is the employee. It basically equals to total number of people working in an economy, people who want to work and are able to work.
So, when the economy is at full employment, the unemployment is near to zero.
Hence when the economy is at full employment, the unemployment will be zero.
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$12,651 million is what I believe the answer is. I might be wrong though.
My recommendation would be: communicate directly to the supervisor to clarify the intend of the email
Most employees believed that asking clarification to their supervisor would reflect badly on them since it make them look incompetent.
But most supervisors are trained to provide employees with guidance if they do not understand their assignment. And, following the wrong order would be significantly worse compared to not able to understand an email.
Answer:
D. Credit for $2.5 million
Explanation:
The depreciation expense to be recorded in the subsidiary individual accounts in respect of equipment is given below:
Depreciation expense to recorded in subsidiary accounts=$40 million/10
=$4 million
Since for the consolidated accounts we consider the fair value of the assets of the subsidiary and not the book values of assets, so for the purpose of consolidation, the depreciation expense of the equipment shall be recorded based on its fair value and not its book value in the following manner:
Depreciation expense to recorded in consolidated accounts=$15 million/10
=$1.5 million
Effect on consolidated depreciation expense= depreciation expense recorded in subsidiary accounts-depreciation expense recorded in consolidated accounts
Effect on consolidated depreciation expense=$4 million-$1.5 million
=$2.5 million
So based on the above calculation, the answer is D. Credit for $2.5 million
