Answer:
Palmona Co Journal entries
1.
Jan-01
Dr Petty cash 150
Cr Cash 150
2.
Jan-08
Dr Postage expense 35
Dr Merchandise inventory 14
Dr Delivery expense 16
Dr Miscellaneous expenses 24
Cr Cash 89
3. Jan-08
Dr Postage expense 35
Dr Merchandise inventory 14
Dr Delivery expense 16
Dr Miscellaneous expenses 24
Cash 89
4.
Jan-08
Dr Petty cash 300
(450-150)
Cr Cash 300
Explanation:
1. To establish petty cash fund
2.To record reimbursement
3.To record reimbursement
4. To record increase in fund balance from 150 to 450
In a limited partnership:
The inactive partner has limited liability for the business's debts
Explanation:
In a general partnership all partners share equal financial responsibility for the firm's decisions.
This means that all partners are supposed to have equal liabilities but hat is not the case for limited ones.
In limited partnerships there is a general partner who owns most of the business and has most of the availability and the limited partner has pooled resources for the business but has very little personal responsibility to it.
This model is usually there when the firm needs some investors and the person running business is usually the owner only.
Answer:
A) we requiere to fulfill the Vitamint contrains or surpass them A => 12 C=>6
B) we request that instead of fullfilling the vitaming requirement to be 12/6 or more
to be exactly for this amount.
Explanation:
We set up the situation in excel Solver with the following constraing:
1 2 3 4
A 3 3 1 7
B 3 1 1 1
C 12 6 24
C2 = A1*A2 + B1*B2
C3 = A1*A3 + B1*B3
C4 = A1*A4 + B1*B4
common constraing:
C4 min
A1 = integer
B1 = integer
A) constraing
C2 => 12
C3 =>6
B) contraing to achieve the exact value for each vitamin:
C2 = 12
C3 = 6
Answer:
pay a wage rate less than labor's MRP
Explanation:
A monopsonistic employer in an unorganized (nonunion) labor market will: "pay a wage rate less than labor's MRP"
The above statement is based on the idea that Monopsony is a market situation whereby a single buyer or firm is the only purchaser of a good or service, which in most cases has to do with the purchase of labor.
And given the fact that the firm is the sole purchaser of labor, where there is no labor union, there is a high tendency that such firm or employer pays a wage rate less than labor's marginal revenue productivity.
