Answer and Explanation:
journal entry amount amount
cash A/c (500,000*$10) DR $5,000,000
common stock A/c (500,000*$1) $500,000
additional paid in excess of value A/c $4,500,000
(500,000*$9)
Answer: A - saver or as a supplier of funds
Explanation: From the above question, Monika is a saver because her income exceeds her expenses.
In this case she saves more on a regular basis because she controls her expenses and would not allow her expenses to be more than her income.
Going further, she is also a supplier of funds as her excess funds kept in the bank is a source of funds for the bank to loan out to generate interest.
Answer:
Fink's revenue from insurance premiums for the current year is: $13,500,000
Explanation:
Insurance premiums recognised for the current year -
Insurance collected + Beginning Deferred premiums account - Ending Deferred premiums account
= $ 17,900,000 + 4,000,000 - 8,400,000 = $13,500,000
Answer:
Price is lower than ; Quantity is higher than Monopolistic Competition
Explanation:
Perfect Competition is a market form with many buyers & sellers, selling homogeneous products at constant prices. Having uniform prices, It has perfectly elastic horizontal demand (Average Revenue) curve, ie = Marginal Revenue curve. Equilibrium price is where MR = MC ; So price = MC. This leads to optimal quantity supplied in market
Monopolistically competitive is market form having many sellers, selling slightly differentiated products, at different prices. Their demand curve (AR curve) is usually downward sloping, lies above the MR curve. Market equilibrium quantity is determined at MR = MC. The corresponding price is determine as per higher demand (AR) curve. Price > MC implies less than optimal quantity supplied in markets
Hence : Broccoli would be lower priced & higher supplied in case of perfect competition market, relatively higher priced & less supplied in case of monopolistic competition market.
Answer:
33,880,934 stocks
Explanation:
total number of authorized stocks = 60,000,000
stocks issued at beginning of the year = 36,356,357
treasury stocks at beginning of the year = 7,171,269
net change in total stocks outstanding = additional shares issued - increase in treasury stocks = 558,765 - 3,034,188 = -2,475,423
total number of stocks outstanding = outstanding stocks at the beginning of the year + net change in stocks outstanding = 36,356,357 -2,475,423 = 33,880,934 stocks
