Answer:
The answer is: Cash and marketable securities $5,406,393
Explanation:
We have:
+ Current ratio = Current asset / Current liabilities = 2; with Current liabilities is given at $8 million => Current asset is $16 million;
+ Current asset = Inventory + Account Receivable + Cash and marketable securities <=> Cash and marketable securities = $16 million - Inventory - Account Receivable ( as current asset is calculated above at $16 million)
+ Average collection period = Account Receivable/ Credit Sales x 365 <=> Account Receivable = Average collection period/365 x Credit sales = 30/365 x 64 million = $5,260,274
+ Inventory turnover = Sales / Inventory <=> Inventory = Sales/ Inventory turnover = 64 million / 12 = $5,333,333
=> Cash and marketable securities = 16,000,000 - 5,333,333 - 5,260,274 = $5,406,393.
Answer:
3.45%
Explanation:
the real wage at the beginning of the recession (12/07) = nominal wage / price index Dec. 2007 = $17.70 / 2.1141 = $8.3721
the real wage at the end of the recession (6/09) = nominal wage / price index June 2009 = $18.53 / 2.14527= $8.6609
% change in real wage = [($8.6609 - $8.3721) / $8.3721] x 100 = 3.44955% = 3.45%
Due to the recession, the price index changed less than the nominal wages since the inflation rate was very low. It is normal that during recessions, specially severe ones, the inflation rate decreases or even turns negative (what happened in Europe in those years).
Deductible for the amount that exceeds 2% of gross income
Answer: 15.1875
Explanation: k = 81 units L = 16 units
(81 × 3/4) × (16÷4) = 243
Q =243
APL = Q / L
243 ÷ 16 = 15.1875 units of labour
Answer:
B) change in average total costs divided by the change in output.
Explanation:
Marginal cost is the extra cost incurred for the production of an additional unit of output after breakeven. At the breakeven point, fixed costs have been absorbed. Any additional production will incur variable costs . Marginal costs will, therefore, comprise direct labor, direct material, and a small proportion of fixed costs, such as administration and selling costs.
The calculate marginal cost, divide the total change in costs by the change in the product output. i.e.
Marginal costs = change in cost / change in output.
Marginal cost is compared with marginal revenue when deciding whether to increase production or not.
