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Suppose the economy begins with output equal to its natural level. Then there is an increase in consumer confidence and households attempt to consume more for a given level of disposable income.
answer :
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Explanation:
IS-LM modeling curves intersects and it also defines the value of r and Y where r ( rate of interest ) Y( output level )
The AS-AD modeling is in equilibrium where aggregate demand curve and short run and long run aggregate supply curves intersects each other defining P and Y
p ( price level ) , Y ( output level )
<em>Note : Increase in aggregate demand shifts IS outward , raises interest rate and output level</em>
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Answer:
$1,107,793.41
Explanation:
The value of the payment today can be ascertained using the present value of an annuity due formula since the first payment is immediate as shown thus:
PV=monthly payment*(1-(1+r)^-n/r*(1+r)
monthly payment=$12,500
r=monthly interest rate=6.48%/12=0.0054
n=number of monthly payments in 10 year=10*12=120
PV=$12,500*(1-(1+0.0054)^-120/0.0054*(1+0.0054)
PV=$12,500*(1-(1.0054)^-120/0.0054*(1.0054)
PV=$12,500*(1-0.524003627
)/0.0054*1.0054
PV=$12,500*0.475996373
/0.0054*1.0054
PV=$1,107,793.41
Answer:
Explanation:
The necessary adjusting entries at December 31 to record amortization required by the events above has been prepared.
It should also be noted that due to the goodwill having an indefinite life, no entry was made to amortize the goodwill.
It should be noted that the amortization expense was gotten as:
Annual amortization = $75,000/5
= $15,000
2015 amortization= $15,000 × 8/12months
= $15,000 × 2/3
= $30,000/3
= $10,000
Kindly check the attached file forthe adjusting entries
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