Answer; True
Explanation;
When a company has excess capacity, it means that potentially it could produce more than it is producing at the moment. As this potential already takes into account the fixed costs, this means that given the fixed costs it currently has, more goods could be produced on those same fixed costs and they wouldn't increase.
Increasing production level would therefore only increase variable costs which rise whenever production rises as they are directly related to the production of goods.
Answer:
d. preemptive right
Explanation:
Preemptive rights refers to the clause that is included in a merger agreement or security that allows an investor to buy a proportionate number of shares to be issued in the future in order to protects him from losing his percentage ownership of a company.
The aim a preemptive right is to avoid a situation whereby the management of the company take over the control of the company by issuing and buying extra shares of the corporation to themselves. It basically aims to prevent the dilution of the value of stockholders.
Answer:
Net Increase in profit is $27,000
Explanation:
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Sales ( $350,000 x 120% ) = $420,000
- Variable cost ( 40% ) = $168,000
- Traceable fixed cost( 175000+15000) = <u>$190,000</u>
Net Profit = $62,000
Net Increase in Net Income = $62,000 - ( 350,000 - (350,000 x 40%) - 175,000 ) = 27,000
Answer:
$1,622,000
Explanation:
Preparation of the fund balance section of the balance sheet.
Partial Balance Sheet-General Fund
As of December 31
FUND BALANCES SECTION OF THE BALANCE SHEET
Nonspendable:
Prepaid Insurance $10,000
Restricted:
Intergovernmental Grants $250,000
Emergency services $26,000
Committed:
Rainy Day Fund $600,000
Capital Projects $275,000
Assigned:
Unassigned $461,000
TOTAL fund balance $1,622,000
Therefore the fund balance section of the balance sheet will be $1,622,000
Answer:
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