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3 years ago

A tax cut increases ______.

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It really depends on where the tax cut was applied. If it was a cut in profit tax for firms, then you could say that it is D, as firms will reinvest profits into production and amke more. But if it was an income tax cut, then it can be A,

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The present value of the following cash flow stream is $8,250 when discounted at 8.7 percent annually. What is the value of the

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The question is not complete,find attached complete question.

The missing cash flow is $2,901.77

Explanation:

In order to calculate the missing cash flow, I discounted the other cash flows given to present values using the formula PV=FV/(1+r)^n as is it in the attached spreadsheet.

Thereafter , I equated the present values to the total present value of $8250 given using X for the unknown cash flow, by solving this equation I arrived at the present value of the missing cash flow .

Finally, I multiplied the present value of the missing cash flow with its discounting factor of 1.1816 , hence I arrived at the missing cash flow of $ 2,901.77

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4 years ago

Lita Lopez started Biz Consulting, a new business, and completed the following transactions during its first year of operations

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operating activities

services collected 8,500

account collected 3,900

wages for the perid (2.500)

purchase in cash

supplies (3,300)

advertisement (910)

payment to suppliers (900)

Cash generated from operating activites: 4,790‬

investing activities

purchase of suite (45,000)

office equiment purchase (5,000)

cash used for investing activites 50,000

financing activities

Lopez cash contributiion 61,000

Lopez withdrawals (1,400)

cash generated from financing activites 59,600

cash generated for the period 14,390

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Ending Cash 14,390

Explanation:

We have to associate each transaction with a cash flow activity.

The first step is checkthe cash involve, we will ignore anythign that is not cash.

then

(A) the contribution finance the business so financing

(B) this suite will be used for several period. It will be the base of operation from the business, is an investment

(d) we record only for the cash used

(e) paid for an operational cost

(f) no cahs involve

(g) collected from business activities

(h) withdraw from the owner, a (des)financing

(i) receive cash from their activities, operating

(j) payment for equipment, this cash is invest in the equipment

(K) paid for wages, that is an operational cost, without secreaty the firm won't operate

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3 years ago

Assume both Atlantis and Zanadu produce helmets and baseballs. Using equal amounts of resources, Atlantis can produce 100 helmet

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a) see attached image

b) Atlantis's opportunity cost of producing one helmet = 200 / 100 = 2 baseballs

c and d) Atlantis's opportunity cost of producing one baseball = 100 / 200 = 0.5 helmets

Zanadu's opportunity cost of producing one baseball = 100 / 400 = 0.25 helmets ⇒ Zanadu has a comparative and absolute advantage in the production of baseballs

e) yes, Atlantis would produce 100 helmets, and if it trades 50 to Zanadu, it will get 150 baseballs in return. So it will gain from trade. If Zanadu produces 400 baseballs and trades 150 of them for 50 helmets, it will also benefit.

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3 years ago

Jon described that there are "Three Circles" when it comes to finding a job. Identify and describe each of the "Three Circles" i

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well one is what your passion is. like what you like. what people will pay you to do and how much. and what you are good at.

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4 years ago

Julian transferred 100 percent of his stock in Lemon Company to Apricot Corporation in a Type B stock-for stock exchange. In exc

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Here no loss would be recognized by Julian on the transfer of shares and his basis inn Apricot corporation would be $400,000.

Explanation:

In the case of transfer of share made by Julian ( from Lemon company to Apricot company ) , no loss would be recognized by him, as the loss or gain would have been recognized only when the sale was made but that didn't happened.

His basis in the Apricot corporation would be equal to his tax basis in the Lemon company, so therefore his basis is equal to $400,000.

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3 years ago

A tax cut increases​ ______.

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