Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": shortage costs increase as total carrying costs increase.
Explanation:
A shortage takes place when the quantity demanded is higher than the supply at the current price. Typically, shortages occur because of an increase in demand, a decrease in supply or due to government policies. Shortage costs are those costs a firm is responsible for because the is no enough stock in its inventory. When shortage costs increase, the carrying costs do not necessarily increase.
Answer:
The net operating cashflows are 18,876 dollars.
Explanation:
Operating cashflows are cashflows which an entity generates from it core operations. In other words cash flow related to investment and finance activities do not form part of an entity operaing cashflows.
So in this example interest will not be part of operating cashflows.
For more details please refer to below given calculations.
OCF
Sales 46,200
Cost (23,100)
Tax (4,224) (W-1)
OCF 18,876
(W-1) Calculating profit to find tax paid
(46,200-23,100-2,200-1,700)*22%
Answer: Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
Each of the buyer and seller are small when we are relating it with the whole market. so, there will be no power in the hands of a single decision maker and if a firm wants to change their prices then it will not have any influence on the market price. In a competitive market, there are large number of buyers and sellers, thus, one buyer or seller doesn't have any impact on the market price.
Answer:
Explanation:
The base pay rate is about 350,000 Aus dollars. This morning the Aus$ had an exchange rate of 1 Aus$ = 0.7001 US dollars, so that means the base rate is about 0.7 * 350000 = 245,000 US dollars. I don't know what the 6 years does to the equation.
Answer: Long-term assets are assets with a duration of more than one year. From the list the parties classified as long-term assets are three:
- Land
- Buildings
-Equipment
The rest of the games are classified as:
Accounts receivable (short-term assets)
Notes payable (due in three years) (Long-term liabilities)
Accounts payable (Short-term liabilities)
Retained Revenue (Equity)
Prepaid rental (Short-term assets)
Unearned Renvenue (Short-term liabilities)
Notes payable (due in six months) (Short Term Liabilities)
