Answer:
a) a demand curve
b) a demand schedule
Explanation:
A demand curve is a graph that shows the relationship between price and quantity demanded.
A typical demand curve is downward sloping. This means that the higher the price, the lower the quantity demanded and the lower the price, the higher the quantity demanded.
A demand schedule is a table that shows the relationship between price and quantity demanded.
Attached is an image of a demand curve
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Answer:
Economic duress
Explanation:
We say there is an economic duress during a contract when one party to the contract threatens to terminate the contract if the other person does not agree to their demands. Brent is asking for more money, if he does not get this, he says he would leave the work unfinished.
When this happens, the other party may be left stuck and may have no option than to agree to the new demands of the contract.
Answer:
B. Preparing a trial balance
Explanation:
A trial balance is not account, it simply represents a list of debits and credits derived from the ledgers. The list is usually generated after transactions have been taken from their source documents, posted to the journals and then transferred to the ledgers.
The trial balance will usually list the total of ledger items posted as debit or credit balances just as they are in the ledgers.
As said earlier, the trial balance is not an account, it is a self-check to ensure that there are no numerical errors in the debit and credit postings in the ledgers.
It simply ensures that the credit balances are equal to the debit balances meaning every debit entry had a corresponding credit entry confirming the use of double entry principle in ledger preparation.
The financial statements are usually prepared after the trial balance has verified the accuracy of debit and credit entries.
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Yes it would calculate the changes in consumer surplus Than Guyen! :)
