Answer:
c. 21%.
Explanation:
the return on equity will be the net income divided by the total equity
income 115,000,000
equity 540,000,000
return on equity = 0,212962962962963 = 21%
This ratio can e interpretate as follows:
For each dollar invested from owners into the company the ent income increases by 21 cents or it represent 21% of the equity is achieve in earnigns every years.
Answer:
The number of units started into production is 7,000.
Explanation:
Number of units started into production = Units transferred out + units of ending work in process - units of beginning work in process
= 9,000 + 2,000 - 4,000
= 7,000
Answer:
Equilibrium GDP = C+ I+ G+ X
Where: Y = GDP
C = Ca = a+bYd
I = Ig
G = G
X = Xn
Yd = Y-T
T = 0.2Y
Y = C+ I+ G+ X
Y = a + bYd + I +G + X
Y = a + b(Y-T) + I +G + X
Y = a + bY - bT + I +G + X
Y = a + by - b(0.2Y) + I +G + X
Y = a + bY - 0.2Yb + I +G + X
Y = a + 0.8Yb + I +G + X
Y - 0.8Yb = a + I +G + X
Y(1 - 0.8b) = a + I +G + X
Y = (a + I +G + X)/(1 - 0.8b)
That is the equilibrium GDP is Y = (a + I +G + X)/(1 - 0.8b)
Explanation:
Equilibrium GDP is also called equilibrium level of national income. This is the condition that must prevail for planned expenditure to exactly equals planned income or output in an economy. this is represented by the general equation of Y = C+ I+ G+ X-M but for the purpose of this question M which represent import was not introduced.
The consumption function of C = Ca = a+bYd is a Keynesian consumption function, it shows aggregate planned expenditure by household
Ig represents investment expenditure of the firm
Xn represents export while
G represents government expenditure on goods and services
T represents tax which varies with income level
Answer: decreases
Explanation: The following practice is done by the central bank in the situation of inflation when there is an excess supply of money in the economy.
The central bank tries to decrease the funds by selling the govt bonds to the banks. This results in decrease in funds from banks as they have to buy such bonds from their respective funds.
The manager of the larger company's manager might have more to do because of the size of the company, but I believe that they would do most of the same tasks. Think of it like this: Would a Dollar General manager do more than a Microsoft manager?
