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2 years ago

What is the safest option when it comes to storing money?

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Hi there! There is no 100% safest option when storing money. It depends on the amount, and specific options. For example : personal safe/ vault in secured and well protected home. Another example would be a bank, with low security. I believe it is circumstantial. I think it is best to have a secured personal house/ building with high security. Hope this helps! : )

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The answer is consumer's surplus

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Consumer's surplus is the difference between what the consumer or buyer is willing to pay and the amount he or she eventually paid.

For example, Mr A is willing to pay $100 for a product and the producer is willing to sell for $90. After much negotiation between mr A and the seller, he eventually paid $85. What he paid was lower than what he was willing to pay before.

So the consumer surplus is $100 - $85 = $15

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Debt

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Debt is the lowest cost source of financing because the interest return given to holders of debt has a tax shield (tax deductible) that is provided by the Section 11j of the Income tax Act.

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3 years ago

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No penalty

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The HSA i.e. health saving account. It is opened so that the expenses related to the medical could be paid and the high health plan i.e. deductible (HDHP) would not covered here

In the case when rules are not followed so there is a penalty of 20%

Given that the amount taxable is $15,000

So here the penalty would be

= $15,000 × 20%

= $3,000

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Material Price Variance= $ 2850 Unfavorable

Material Quantity Variance=$ 900 unfav

Total direct materials variance $ 3750

Direct Labor Rate variance= $ 3325 fav

Direct labor time variance= 3200 Unfavorable

Total Direct Labor Cost Variance= 125 fav

Explanation:

Standard wage per hour $20

Standard labor time per faucet 30 min = 0.5 *5000= 2500 Hrs

Standard number of lbs. of brass 2.5lbs

Standard price per lb. of brass $1.80

Actual price per lb. of brass $1.95

Actual lbs of brass used during the week 13,000 lbs

Number of faucets produced during the week 5,000

Actual wage per hr. $18.75

Actual hrs for the week (70 employees x 38 hours) 2,660

Material Price Variance= (Actual Price * Actual Quantity)- (Standard Price * Actual Quantity)

Material Price Variance= ($ 1.95 *13000)-($1.8 *5000*2.5)= ($ 1.95 *13000)-($1.8 *12500)= $ 25350 - $ 22500= $ 2850

Material Price Variance= $ 2850 Unfavorable

Material Quantity Variance= (Standard Price * Actual Quantity)-(Standard Price * Standard Quantity)

Material Quantity Variance=($1.8 *13000)-($1.8 *12500)= 23400- 22500

Material Quantity Variance=$ 900 Unfav

Total direct materials variance =Material Price Variance + Material Quantity Variance= 2850 + 900 = $ 3750 Unfav

Direct Labor Rate variance= (actual hours* actual rate)- (actual hours * standard rate)

Direct Labor Rate variance=( 2660 *18.75) - (2660*20)= 49875- 53200

Direct Labor Rate variance= $ 3325 fav

Direct labor time variance= (actual hours* standard rate)- (standard hours * standard rate)

Direct labor time variance= (2660 *20) -(0.5 * 5000*20)

Direct labor time variance= 53200-50,000

Direct labor time variance= 3200 Unfavorable

Total Direct Labor Cost Variance= Direct Labor Rate variance + Direct labor time variance= 3325 fav- 3200 unfav= 125 fav

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