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tiny-mole [99]
3 years ago
12

Who do the dolls hanging from the trees represent stamp act?

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1 answer:
Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago
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The dolls are effigies that represents any person that is in any way connected to the Stamp Act. These people may be tax collector or an appointed stamp distributor or members of the royal family. This action is to show their disapproval on imposition of tax on daily papers like newspapers,documents and others alike.
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Primary reasons a company would decide to expand internationally are as follows:  

  • Expanding markets and increasing sales are one of the primary reasons.
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  • Markets and investments would be protected by companies once they enter into international market and get engaged in an international business.
  • Controlling the expenses is again one of the most important reasons. Company would buy the resources to gain cost advantage.
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  • Another reason would be, to get protected from their competitors or to gain advantage over them; the company would decide to expand internationally.

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A. $1,020,000

B.$680,000

C.$340,000

D.$95,000

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Jon's total revenue = Amount of fees per person × Number of persons

Let plug in the formula

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B. Calculation for Jon’s explicit costs

Using this formula

Explicit costs = Amount of money that goes for instructors, maintenance, equipment,insurance, depreciation ×Number of persons

Let plug in the formula

Explicit costs= $800 ×850

Explicit costs =$680,000

C. Calculation for the his accounting profit

Using this formula

Accounting profit = Amount of Revenue - Explicit costs

Let plug in the formula

Accounting profit= $1,020,000 - $680,000 Accounting profit=$340,000

D. Calculation to List 2 in numbers 2 implicit costs that Jon has not included

Based on the information given we were told that he is foregoing an amount of $92,000 as wage and 1.5% interest on his amount of $200,000 which is a corporate bonds to start the business.

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Jon total opportunity costs = $92,000 + (1.5%×$200,000)

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