Select the correct answer.

Consider an economy with a corn producer, some consumers, and a government. In a given year, the corn producer grows 30 million

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Answer:

a. GDP using product approach

There are no intermediate goods inputs. Corn producer grows 30 million bushels of corn and each bushel of corn worth is $5.

GDP = 30 million * $5

GDP = $150 million

GDP using expenditure approach

i) Consumers buy 20 million bushels of corn

Consumption = 20 million * 5

Consumption (C) = $100 million

ii) Corn producer adds 5 million bushels to inventory

Investment = 5 million * $5

Investment (I) = $25 million

iii) Government buys 5 million bushels of corn

Government spending = 5 million * $5

Government spending (G) = $25 million

GDP = C + I + G

GDP = $100 + $25 + $25

GDP = $150 million

GDP using income approach

Profit income = $150 million - $60 million - $20 million

Profit income = $70 million

Government income = Taxes paid by the corn producer = $20 million

GDP = $60 million + $70 million + $20 million

GDP = $150 million

b. Private disposable income = GDP + Net factor payments + Government transfers + Interest on the government debt - Total taxes

Private disposable income = $150 million + 0 + $5 million + $10 million - $30 million

Private disposable income = $135 million

Private savings = Private disposable income - Consumption

Private savings = $135 million - $100 million

Private savings = $35 million

Government savings = Government tax income - Transfer payments - Interest on the government debt - Government spending

Government savings = $30 million - $5 million - $10 million - $5 million

Government savings = $10 million

National savings = Private savings + Government savings

National savings = $35 million + $10 million

National savings = $45 million

Government budget surplus = Government savings = $10 million

Government deficit = (-) $10 million

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3 years ago

Well over 50% of all projects fail. Research and discuss how the planning process plays an important role in the success or fail

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Answer:

Project planning plays an essential role in helping guide stakeholders, sponsors, teams, and the project manager through other project phases. Planning is needed to identify desired goals, reduce risks, avoid missed deadlines, and ultimately deliver the agreed product, service or result.

Explanation: The key in planning is to look at each of the knowledge areas below and make sure you and your team will address each of these areas in ways that will help reach all the end goals.

Communications

Costs

Human resources

Procurement

Quality of deliverables

Business requirements

Risks

Schedules

Project scope

Stakeholders

The key to a successful project is in the planning. Creating a project plan is the first thing you should do when undertaking any project.

Often project planning is ignored in favor of getting on with the work. However, many people fail to realize the value of a project plan for saving time, money and many problems.

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3 years ago

A client has asked for your help to set up a recurring transaction. She wants to create a recurring sales receipt. This is the p

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Answer:

The correct answer is letter "C": Select the type of transaction she wants to make recur.

Explanation:

QuickBooks is an online accounting tool useful for companies to have their record-keeping transactions in the cloud. QuickBooks allows access to financial information using mobile devices and provides different features among the most important having automated transactions.

To create a new automated transaction, the user must follow these steps: Choose the Gear icon > Recurring Transactions > New > Transaction Type. Among the transaction types available we can identify billing, deposits, transfers, and purchase orders.

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3 years ago

Chloe makes $500 per week and spends all her income on books and tea. Books cost $25 each, and Chloe buys 16 each week. Tea cost

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Answer:

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3 years ago

On January 1, 2017, Eagle borrows $17,000 cash by signing a four-year, 6% installment note. The note requires four equal payment

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Answer:

The question is:

Prepare the journal entries for Eagle to record the loan on January 1 2017 and the four repayments from 31st December 2017 through 31st December 2020?

The answer is:

1 January 2017

Dr Cash 17,000

Cr Note Payable 17,000

31 December 2017

Dr Interest expenses 1,020

Dr Note Payable 3,886

Cr Cash 4,906

(to record note principal and interest expenses payment)

31 December 2018

Dr Interest expenses 787

Dr Note Payable 4,119

Cr Cash 4,906

(to record note principal and interest expenses payment)

31 December 2019

Dr Interest expenses 540

Dr Note Payable 4,366

Cr Cash 4,906

(to record note principal and interest expenses payment)

31 December 2020

Dr Interest expenses 277

Dr Note Payable 4,629

Cr Cash 4,906

(to record note principal and interest expenses payment)

Explanation:

Working note for the repayment transaction:

- For all the four journal entries regarding the repayment, the Cash account is debited at $4,906 because the note requires four equal payments of $4,906.

The calculations of Principal repayment ( which is recorded as Dr Note Payable and Interest expenses which is recorded as Dr Interest Expense) for each year are as below:

31 December 2017:

Interest Expenses = Outstanding Note Payable * 6% = 17,000 * 6% = $1,020;

Principal repayment = 4,906 - Interest Expenses = 4,906 - 1,020 = $3,886.

31 December 2018:

Interest Expenses = Outstanding Note Payable * 6% = (17,000-3,886) * 6% = $787;

Principal repayment = 4,906 - Interest Expenses = 4,906 - 787 = $4,119.

31 December 2019:

Interest Expenses = Outstanding Note Payable * 6% = (17,000-3,886-4,119) * 6% = $540;

Principal repayment = 4,906 - Interest Expenses = 4,906 - 540 = $4,366.

31 December 2020:

Interest Expenses = Outstanding Note Payable * 6% = (17,000-3,886-4,119-4,366) * 6% = $277;

Principal repayment = 4,906 - Interest Expenses = 4,906 - 277= $4,629.

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