Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
a)
Investment in bonds Dr A/c$120000
Interest receivable Dr A/c$ 1000
To Cash A/c $121000
(purchased of 5% bonds with accrued interest of $1000 on the bonds for cash is recorded)
b)
Cash Dr. A/c $3000 ($120,000 × 5% × 6 months ÷ 12 months)
To Interest receivable A/c $1000
To Interest Revenue A/c $2000
(Being the first semiannual interest payment is received)
c) Cash Dr A/c $61100 ($60,000 × 101 + $500)
To Investment in bonds $60000
To Interest Revenue $ 500
To Gain in sale of investment $600
( Being the sale of bond with accrued interest of $500 is recorded and the remaining amount will be credited to the gain in sale of investment)
Answer:
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Answer: minimize training and indoctrination.
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that most organizations with strong cultures and a sound system of rewards and incentives can eventually internalize boundaries rather than use explicit rules and regulations.
The technique for moving in that direction is to minimize training and also indoctrination. It should be noted that organizations should employ people who already possesses the culture of the organization. This will help to reduce training and also makes the goals of the said organization to be achieved quickly.
In a perfectly competitive market in long-run equilibrium, an increase in demand creates economic profit in the short run and <u>induces entry</u> in the long run.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In optimal competition, equilibrium is the position where consumer demands are equal to market supply. In the short term demand will impact equilibrium. In the long run both a product's demand and supply would affect the balance in perfect competition.
In the long run, companies participating in a perfectly competitive market gain zero income. The long-run equilibrium position for a perfectly competitive market emerges in which the demand curve (price) collides the marginal cost curve (MC) and the Average Cost (AC) curve minimum point.
Answer:
The economy has an unemployment rate higher than the natural rate of unemployment.
Explanation:
Full Employment is when all workers able & willing to work, are employed.
Unemployment is when a person able & willing to do a work , doesn't get work.
However, there is certain 'natural' level of unemployment normalised during efficient running of economy. It involves frictional & structural unemployment. Frictional unemployment is temporary unemployment of people shifting their jobs and Structural unemployment is temporary unemployment due to industrial reorganisation (eg : technological change).
So, Economy being below Full Employment implies that economy has unemployment level above natural rate of unemployment.