When there is a decrease in supply, it would be reflected by a change from Curve A to Curve C.
<h3>How are supply decreases reflected?</h3>
When supply decreases, it leads to the supply curve shifting to the left to show that there is a lesser quantity available.
In the graph therefore, a decrease in supply would be shown as a shift from Curve A to Curve C or Curve B to Curve A.
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The misstatement is immaterial in the overall context of the financial statements represents a viable defense.
<u>Option: A</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
An object may be immaterial individually, but when it is consolidated with lots of immaterial objects it can be material. When this happens, then the impact becomes material. A mistake of an individual element may cause serious misrepresentation of the financial statements.
Materiality direct to the relative size of a number as the relatively large quantities are content, while the relatively small quantities are not material or immaterial. A further perception of materiality is that sophisticated investors will be deceived by omitting or misclassifying the number.
Answer: $205,100
Explanation:
Cost of materials is the total amount spent on the materials that were used for production in the current period.
Formula is:
= Beginning raw material inventory + Raw material purchases - Ending raw material inventory
= 53,200 + 210,000 - 58,100
= $205,100
Answer:
Contribution per machine hour = $4 per machine hour
Explanation:
The contribution per machine is the total contribution made divided by the total machine hours consumed.
Contribution per machine hour = Total contribution/Total machine hours
The total contribution made = Unit contribution × unit sold
unit contribution = selling price - variable cost
= 10-8= $2 per unit
Total contribution = $2× 4,000= $8,000
Total machine hour = 2,000
Contribution per machine hour= 8,000/2,000 = $4 per machine hour
Contribution per machine hour = $4 per machine hour
Solution :
a). The suspect may experience some emotional changes that are not necessarily due to a scandal or scam. We need to establish that the proper figures and facts are to be analyzed before reaching the conclusion. But however, the primary conclusion is that something is going on on the suspect's mind that needs to be further dealing. (2) increment in the income needs to be validated and also proper root cause of the changes should be analyzed.
b). No from the above facts we cannot conclude that the suspect had committed financial frauds. For this a full proof validation of the facts and the evidences are required for a solid conclusion for helding the suspect for committing financial frauds. Hence further investigation is needed for deriving a conclusion.