Answer:
Supply Curve. Supply Schedule
Explanation:
A supply curve is a graph showing the relationship between price and quantity supplied. It slopes upward indicating a positive/direct relationship between price and quantity supplied. In this case, the higher the price of televisions, the more units of televisions will be supplied in the market. The supply curve is plotted from a supply schedule. This would be the suitable alternative if Sharon's boss was interested in a graphical presentation to analyse the quantity supplied of television in the market per given time period and price.
A supply schedule shows the relationship between price and quantity supplied using a given set of numbers/data. This would be the suitable option if Sharon's boss was more interested in a visual represenation of the quantity of television sold at given prices and particular time periods.
Answer:
Real purchasing power increase= 2.16%
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
You deposit $1,900 in your savings account that pays an annual interest rate of 3.25%. The inflation rate is 1.09%.
In this example, we have two different and opposite effects. The interest rate increases your purchasing power. If the inflation rate is 0, the purchasing power will increase (in one year) 3.25%.
The inflation rate decreases the purchasing power of nominal income.
Real purchasing power increase= annual interest rate - inflation rate
Real purchasing power increase= 3.25 - 1.09= 2.16%
Answer:
Explanation:
Last-in, first-out (LIFO) means that the most recent costs are going to be used to determine the cost of goods sold. The LIFO method is very useful when the prices of your inputs or merchandise are continuously rising, for example if inflation rate increased. LIFO method is better for determining replacement costs when prices are increasing.
Answer:
Hi, the question you have provided is <em>missing data</em> on the Purchases and Available Inventory for Sale on the Company :
Here are the important principles to consider when calculating the value of Cost of Goods Sold using LIFO periodic Inventory Costing System.
LIFO stands for Last - In - First - Out. This method assumes that the last goods purchased are the first ones to be issued to the final customer or requisition department.
This means the valuation of inventory will be at the value of the <em>earliest </em>goods purchased and that the cost of goods sold will be at the <em>latest </em>prices.
<u>Units Sold Calculation</u>
In this question we are provided with Ending Inventory Balance of 26 units. Since its Periodic system, calculation of sales units will simply be Total Balance Available for Sale (Opening Balance plus Purchases) less Ending Balance of Inventory units.
<u>Cost of Sales Calculation</u>
Now with the units sold having been calculated, we have to use the principles of LIFO to make sure that of those units sold, last goods purchased are the first ones to be issued to the final customer.
Answer:
The Darwin Company
Calculation of Manufacturing Overhead costs:
= $17,200
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Depreciation on factory equipment $4,700
Indirect labor 5,900
Factory rent 4,200
Factory utilities 1,200
Indirect materials used 1,200
Total Manufacturing overhead costs = $17,200
b) Darwin's manufacturing overhead costs will include only the above listed costs. Sales commissions, direct materials, direct labor, and office salaries expense do not form part of the manufacturing overhead costs. The manufacturing overhead costs are neither direct materials or labor costs or selling and administration costs.
