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Angela analyzes her personal budget and decides that she can reduce her recreational spending by $50 per month. how much will th

at increase her annual savings

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pshichka [43]3 years ago

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$600. You multiply the $50 she saves a month by 12 and that’s how much she saves in a year

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Stefani Company has gathered the following information about its product. Direct materials: Each unit of product contains 4.50 p

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Answer:

The right solution is "$78.55".

Explanation:

The given values are:

Material cost,

= $5 per pound

Average freight costs,

= $0.25 per pound

Downtime average,

= 0.40 hours per unit

According to the question,

The direct material cost per unit will be:

= $((4.5+0.5)\times 5\times 0.98)+(0.25\times (4.5+0.5))$

= $(5\times 5\times 0.98)+(0.25\times 5)$

= $24.5+1.25$

= $25.75$ ($)

The direct labor will be:

= $((2.0+0.4)\times 12)+(3\times (2.0+0.4))$

= $28.8+7.2$

= $36$ ($)

Manufacturing overhead will be:

= $(2.0+0.4)\times 7$

= $2.4\times 7$

= $16.8$ ($)

hence,

The standard cost per unit will be:

= $Direct \ material+Direct \ labor+Manufacturing \ overhead$

= $25.75+36+16.8$

= $78.55$ ($)

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Suppose the median household earned $9,242 in 1976 and $52,624 in 2016. During that time, also suppose the CPI rose from 45.6 to

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Answer:

a) 469.40%

b) 18.15%

Explanation:

a)

Total nominal growth rate = $(\frac{\textup{Earned income in 2016}}{\textup{Earned income in 1976}}-1)\times100\%$

thus,

Total nominal growth rate = $(\frac{\textup{52,624}}{\textup{9,242}}-1)\times100\%$

= 469.40%

b) Total real growth rate = $(\frac{\textup{Real earned income in 2016}}{\textup{Real earned income in 1976}}-1)\times100\%$

now,

Real earned income in 1976 = $\frac{\textup{Earned income in 1976}}{\textup{CPI in 1976}}$

= $\frac{\textup{9,242}}{\textup{45.6}\%}$

= $20,267.54

and,

Real earned income in 2016 = $\frac{\textup{Earned income in 2016}}{\textup{CPI in 2016}}$

= $\frac{\textup{52,624}}{\textup{219.75}\%}$

= $23,947.21

Therefore,

Total real growth rate = $(\frac{\textup{23,947.21 }}{\textup{20,267.54 }}-1)\times100\%$

= 18.15%

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Answer & Explanation:

1.- Increase in assets and equity

(cash is asset and common stockequity)

2.- no effect

(one asset cash is rtaded for another, supplies)

3.- Decrease in Assets and Equity

(expense decrease the cash (assets) and equity (income))

4.- Decrease in Assets and Equity

(expense decrease the cash (assets) and equity (income))

5.- Increase in assets and equity

(cash increase equity increase (service revenue))

6.- Increase in assets and equity

(account receivable increase equity increase (service revenue))

7.- Decrease in Assets and Liablity

(ap decrease and cash decrease)

8.- no effect

(one asset increases cash. Another decreases, account receivable)

9.- Decrease in Assets and Equity

(expense decrease the suppplies (assets) and equity (income))

10.- Decrease in Assets and Equity

(less cash less retained earnings)

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Answer:

It occur where MR = MC

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Perfectly competitive organization or firm is the one who is price taker, which states that they must accept the price at which it sells the goods to consumer.

In a firm that is a perfectly competitive, the level of output as well as the price happen where the Marginal Cost is equal to the Marginal Revenue.

It is stated as MR = MC.

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..(selling price) - (cost) = (markup)
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