Answer:
Explanation:
GDP is gross domestic product and NDP is net domestic product.
GDP measures market value of total goods and services produced in a particular period of time.
NDP is net domestic product . In its calculation, we deduct the value of depreciation of capital goods produced from the value of GDP.
So
NDP = GDP - depreciation .
So growing gap between GDP and NDP reflects the increasing obsolescence of capital goods , which warrants replacement of capital goods .
OPTION A is correct.
Answer:
100 items need to be counted each day.
Explanation:
Of the 6,800 items, 544 are A items (0.08 * 6,800), 2,244 are B items (0.33 * 6,800) and 4,012 are C items (0.59 * 6,800). If you want to count every day the same number of items, you have to divide the number of items A, B and C for the days between being counted twice. So, if you have to count each day a number of items A, the amount is 544/19 working days, that is 28.6315789. The same with B (2,244/60 = 37.4) and with C (4,012/118 = 34). Each day, you have to count 28.63 A plus 37.4 B plus 34 C. 28.63+37.4+34=100.03.
Answer:
Explanation:
Loan 3000000
Interest 4%
There are three steps to solve correction of errors entries
Step-1 what entry have been made
Step-2 what should be the actual entry.
Step-3 what should be net entry to make it correct.
Step-1 what entry have been made
Accrued Expense payble 3000000*4% 120000
Cash 120000
Wrong entry that has been in books. instead of recording expense we have reduced the liability by debiting it.
Step-2 what should be the actual entry.
interest Expense 3000000*4% 120000
Cash 120000
The correct entry that should have been made
Step-3 what should be net entry to make it correct.
interest Expense 3000000*4% 120000
Accrued Expense payble 3000000*4% 120000
Now we have debited the expense that should be recorded and to increase the laibility we have credited the liability that have been decreased in entry 1.
Answer:All modes of transportation.
Explanation:Incoterms which is called international commercial terms developed by the international chamber of commerce to define the terms of trade and commercial activities, they are generally accepted and recognised by the Law courts and commercial laws in the most parts of the world. International commercial terms helps to guide procurement processes and trade.
It can be applied in all modes of transportation.
