Answer:
Tariffs increase the prices of imports, helping domestic producers, while voluntary restraints do not.
Explanation:
A tarrif is defined as a tax that is imposed by government on goods and services that are imported from another country. Tarrifs are used to discourage imports by increasing their prices compared to locally produced goods and services.
Voluntary restraint agreements is is also called voluntary export restraint. It is a restriction on the amount of goods and services that exporters are allowed to export to other countries. It is also referred to as export visa.
Tarrifs results in increase in price of goods and services while voluntary restraint agreement does not.
Missing information attached along with the complete worksheet
Answer:
rent expense 1,700 debit
prepaid rent 1,700 credit
dep expense 350 debit
acc dep equip 350 credit
advertizing expense 1,400 debit
prepaid advertizing 1,400 credit
Explanation:
advertizing:
5,600 divide into 4 months = 1400 accrued per month
depreciaton:
42,000 / 10 years = 4,200
then we divide by 12 month: 350
Answer: Most economist believe that prices are flexible in the long run but many are sticky in the short run.
Explanation:
Prices are sticky in the short run because producers and buyers take time to adapt to new situations. If there is a shortage of butter, lets say, the economic theory says that the prices will rise because there is less butter ( ceteris paribus = all the other factors remain constant). Actually, buyers and suppliers need time to adapt to the new situation. However, in the long run buyers and suppliers have time to adapt to new situations so prices become more flexible.
Answer:
(a.) The state of Pennsylvania repaves highway PA 320, which goes through the center of Swarthmore. – <em><u>This will fall under the category of Government Spending(G)</u></em>
Reason: In this case the government is utilizing money in order to construct highway that will benefit public.
(b.) Musashi buys a sweater made in Guatemala –<em><u>This will fall under the category of imports(M)</u></em>
Reason: The product/commodity is being produced outside domestic boundaries, hence it is calculated under imports
(c.) Rina gets a new refrigerator made in the United States. - <em><u>This will fall under the category of consumption(C)</u></em>
Reason: Commodities produced within the domestic boundaries and further consumed or bought within domestic boundaries will be calculated under consumption
(d.) Rina's father in Sweden orders a bottle of Vermont maple syrup from the producer's website. - <em><u>This will fall under the category of exports(X)</u></em>
Reason: Here the maple syrup is being delivered to a third party living abroad so it will be calculated under export .
(e.) Musashi's employer upgrades all of its computer systems using U.S.-made parts. - <em><u>This will fall under the category of investment(I)</u></em>
Reason: Money spent to upgrade the system in order to increase productivity and this indeed will have an effect for a long duration. Therefore it'll be seen as an investment.
Answer:
$4.542
Explanation:
Bank services fees must be included in balance, as well as interest earned, but checks outstanding no, because they arent paid yet.
So the correct calculation is:
$ 4.593 - $85 + $34 = $4.542
