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3 years ago

Which of these contributes to a budget deficit?

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1 answer:

Zielflug [23.3K]3 years ago

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Decreasing taxes and increasing spending on federal programs contributes to a budget deficit.

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Answer:

Direct Material Equivalent Unit Weighted Average Cost Method= 240+ 400- 400= 240

Units Cost for Direct Materials= $52,000 /230= $ 226.086

Explanation:

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Units Transferred- in Costs

Direct Mat Conversion Costs WIP inventory

March 1 240 $33,600 0 $18,000

Percent complete 100% 0% 62.5%

Equivalent Units 240 - 150

Transferred in

March 400

Equivalent Units 400 400 400

Mar 31 WIP inventory, 200

*Percent complete 100% 0% 80%

Equivalent Units 400 - 320

Weighted Average Cost Method = Beg. Inv Equiv. Units + Units Transferred in Less Ending Inventory Equivalent Units

Direct Material Equivalent Unit Weighted Average Cost Method= 240+ 400- 400= 240

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0+ 400-0= 400

Work In Process Equivalent Unit Weighted Average Cost Method=

150+ 400-320= 230

Costs added in March $52,000 $13,200 $48,600

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4 years ago

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3 years ago

Marginal social cost is defined as:_____.

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Marginal social cost is defined as the marginal private cost plus the opportunity cost.

When an extra or additional unit of a good or service this produced brings about a change in society's total cost. This change in society's total cost is called marginal social cost. This includes both the opportunity cost and the marginal private cost. So it is the total of the private cost and the external cost that the person has to pay.

Marginal private cost is the change in the total cost of the producer due to the production of an additional unit of a good or service. This cost is also known as the marginal cost of production For example if the production of a person's costs rises from$1,000 to $1,050 due to the production of this one good being produced for $50 is known as the marginal private cost.

The opportunity cost is the benefit the person would have gotten if he would have invested the money elsewhere. For example, if the person has an extra $50. He can either invest it in the business or he can invest it in the bank and get the interest. The interest money that the person has to forgo is called the opportunity cost.

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2 years ago

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Answer:

$CAPM=5.6\%$

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as it is said we must apply the CAPM model, so we have:

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$CAPM=0.041+1.3(0.0525-0.041)$

$CAPM=5.6\%$

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3 years ago