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Current liability represent debts that will be repaid within a year. e. g. Accounts payable (creditor), bank overdraft, expenses owing, prepaid revenue.
Answer: An unanticipated increase in the real interest rate happens when there is an unanticipated decrease in the money supply.
Explanation:
A real interest rate is an interest rate that takes out the effect that inflation may cause. If there is a decrease in money, interest may rise to make up for the initial loss of the money supply. By increasing the interest rates, banks are able to make more money back at a faster rate due to the higher percentage.
I believe that the $500 cheque from your parents has already been counted when it was earned and therefore would neither increase or decrease GDP. GDP is defined basically as a bulk measure of production that is equal to the sum of all gross values of all units involved in production.
Answer:
Product category units cost NRV year-end inventory
Tools:
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Hammers 120 <u>$5.50</u> $6.00 $660
- Saws 250 $10.50 <u>$9.50</u> $2,375
- Screwdrivers 350 <u>$2.50</u> $3.10 $875
Paint products:
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1-gallon cans 550 $6.50 <u>$5.50</u> $3,025
- Paint brushes 120 <u>$4.50</u> $5.00 $540
1) carrying value of year-end inventory:
Tools:
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Hammers $660
- Saws $2,375
- Screwdrivers $875
- sub-total $3,910
Paint products:
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1-gallon cans $3,025
- Paint brushes $540
- sub-total $3,565
Total $7,475
2) adjustment to tools:
Dr Cost of goods sold 250
Cr Inventory: tools 250
adjustment to paint products:
Dr Cost of goods sold 550
Cr Inventory: paint products 550
or total adjustment to inventory account:
Dr Cost of goods sold 800
Cr Inventory 800
