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3 years ago

In the past, what do workers usually complete?

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swat323 years ago

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In the past, what do workers usually complete?B) The same tasks every day
because they don't have many type of jobs or the diversity of products like in the present. They worked as carpenters, maids etc doing the same job.

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15 blankets; 35 meals

Explanation:

First, we compute Opportunity Cost (OC).

In Caninia,

OC of blanket = 8/2 = 4 meals

OC of meals = 2/8 = 0.25 blanket

In Felinia,

OC of blanket = 1/5 = 0.2 meals

OC of meals = 5/1 = 5 blanket

Since Felinia can produce blankets at lower OC (0.2 < 4), so

Felinia has comparative advantage and specializing in blankets.

Total blankets produced with trade = 5 x 10

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Since Caninia can produce meals at lower OC (0.25 < 5), so

Caninia has comparative advantage and specializing in meals.

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a.) -$254.00 million

b.) -$127.00 million

c.) $317.50 million

d.) $190.50 million

Solution based on above data:

Cash Balance at the end of Year 2 = Cash Balance at the start of Year 2 + net cash flow for year 2

Cash Balance at the end of Year 2 = Cash Balance at the start of Year 2 + ( Cash flow from operating activities + cash flow from Investing activities + cash flow from Financing activities

$330 million = $160 million + ( 936 million + (-$512 million ) + cash flow from Financing activities )

$330 million = $160 million + ( 936 - $512 million + cash flow from Financing activities )

$330 million = $160 million + 424 million + cash flow from Financing activities

$330 million = $584 million + cash flow from Financing activities

Cash flow from Financing activities = $330 million - $584 million

Cash flow from Financing activities = - $254 million

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According To given data:

Cash Balance at the end of Year 2 = Cash Balance at the start of Year 2 + net cash flow for year 2

Cash Balance at the end of Year 2 = Cash Balance at the start of Year 2 + ( Cash flow from operating activities + cash flow from Investing activities + cash flow from Financing activities

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$305 million = $120 million + ( 702 - $384 million + cash flow from Financing activities )

$305 million = $120 million + 318 million + cash flow from Financing activities

$305 million = $438 million + cash flow from Financing activities

Cash flow from Financing activities = $305 million - $438 million

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June 30 - Assets (Inventory) are increased and Liabilities (Accounts Payable) are increased with $93,000.

July 15 - Assets (Cash) are decreased and Liabilities (Accounts Payable) are decreased with $93,000.

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Explanation:

Effect on Debt-to-Assets Ratio:

a) no change as assets and liabilities are increased by the same amount.

b) no change as assets and liabilities are increased by the same amount.

c) no change as assets and liabilities are decreased by the same amount.

d) no change as assets and liabilities are increased by the same amount.

e) debt-to-asset ratio is increased with unpaid wages.

f) debt-to-asset ratio is increased with accrued interests at 6% of $816,000 x 8/12 = $32,640. The note was collected on April 30 with 8 months to year-end.

g) debt-to-asset ratio is decreased with the adjustment of security service received for 4 months out of 6 months based on the accruals concept.

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