Answer:
Explanation:
journal entries in the books of AXE
jan 6 purchased goods from Green worth $1200 term 2/10 , n/30
Inventory a/c $1200
Accounts Payable - green $1200
jan 6 purchased goods from munoz worth $900
inventory a/c$900
Accounts Payable - munoz $900
jan 14 Payment being made to green. Since payment is made within 8 days so discount will be recieved by Axe( note term 2/10 means if payment is made within 10 days axe will recieve discount @2%)
Accounts payable - green $1200
Cash $1,176
discount recieved $ 24
( being discount recieved [email protected]% = $24)
Feb 2 payment made to munoz , since it is paid after 10 days no discount will be recieved
Accounts payable- munoz $900
Cash $900
feb 28 purchased goods worth $350 from reynold
Inventory $350
Accounts payable - reynold $350
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Answer:
B and C are the same, and none of the answers are correct
Explanation:
Capital gain is the amount of money you earn after selling a property or investment. It's essentially (the price you sold it for) -- (the price you paid for it)
eg if you bought stock for $100 and sold it for $200, you'd have a capital gain of $100 (200-100)
A monopolist is forced to lower its price in order to sell another unit of its product. this describes the problem of marginal revenue is less than price.
A monopoly is a market structure in which a single seller or a producer assumes that he has a dominant position in an industry or any sector. Monopolies are discouraged in the free-market economies as they try to stifle the competition and limit different substitutes for consumers.
In the United States, antitrust legislation restricts monopolies which ensures that one business cannot control a market and use that control to exploit its customers.
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Answer:
C) produce products and services that coordinate with hundreds or more firms and suppliers.
Explanation:
Sometimes coordinating with a few vendors and a few clients may get complicated, imagine if you have to deal with hundreds of vendors and suppliers. Depending on the industry, sometimes the supply chain department (including upstream and downstream) can be very large.
For example a car manufacturer, who needs tens of thousands of different parts to manufacture every type of car, has hundreds of employees in the supply chain units.
