The answer to this question is all of the above so d
Explanation:
The categorizations are shown below:
Accumulated depreciation = A and BS
Long-term debt = L and BS
Equipment = A and BS
Loss on sale of short-term investments = LS and IS
Net income = R and IS
Merchandise Inventory = A and BS
Other accrued liabilities = L and BS
Dividends paid = OE and BS
Cost of goods sold = E and IS
Additional paid-in capital = OE and BS
Interest income = R and IS
Selling Expense = E and IS
Answer:
a. $1508
Explanation:
June 1 150 units
June 10 200 units
June 15 200 units
June 28 150 units
Total 700 units
Out of above, only 210 units are in hand. Under LIFO method, 150 units are from 1st June and 60 units are from 10th June.
Date Units (a) Per unit cost (b) Ending inventory (a*b)
June 1 150 $6.93 (1040/150) $1.040
June 10 60 $7.8 (1560/200) $468
Total 210 $1,508
So, using the LIFO inventory method, the value of the ending inventory on June 30 is $1,508
Answer:
uncertainty avoidance
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this is an example of the application of Hofstede's typology under the values which highlight uncertainty avoidance. This term refers to the difference between cultures pertaining to the amount of unpredictability that they can tolerate. Which in this scenario is stating that the Danes have a high tolerance for unpredictability.
Answer:
$38,880
Explanation:
The calculation of direct material to be purchased is shown below:-
Direct materials to be purchased = (Budgeted Production × Number of raw material per unit) + Ending inventory - Beginning inventory
Direct materials to be purchased = (870 × 44) + 4,500 - 3,900
= $38,280 + 4,500 - 3,900
= $38,880
So, for calculating the direct material to be purchased we simply applied the above formula.
