Answer:
D. Adding investments plus net income less withdrawals.
Explanation:
This statement is generally used to show the owners capital at the beginning of an investment period which is seen or said to affect or changes in balance sheet at a section termed to be the equity section. It is said to reveal and let a shareholder know the additional and subtractional changes that happens/happened in the shareholders account.
In some certain business kind which ranges from a sole proprietorship type of business to the others, movement in capital occurs as a result of some elements.
Therefore it is seen that net income less withdrawals and also investment adding is been seen after an investors equity statement in the beginning of account balancing.
Answer:
correct option is A. True
Explanation:
given data
economy grows = 3 percent
total factor productivity grows = 2 percent
labor force grows = 2 percent
labor contributes = 40 percent
stock of capital rise = 0.33 percent
solution
we apply here Economy growth % formula that is
Economy growth % = total factor productivity + labor contributes × labor force grows + ( 1- labor contributes ) stock of capital .............1
put here value
3% = 2% + 40% (2%) + 60% C
3% = 2.8 + 0.6 × C
C = 
C = 33.33 %
so given statement is true
Answer:
check the calculations below.
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Explanation:
a) current margin = Sale price - Cost
= $42 - $28 = $14 per unit
(b) Selling price if margin is 49%
= Cost / (1-0.49)
= 28 / 0.51
= $55
Profit = 55*49% = 227
(c) Price to consumer = Selling price / (1-0.1)
= 55/ 0.9
= $61.1
(d) Price to Consumer = Selling price from Chengg + Margin
= 61 + 10 = $71
Answer:
Pocket books
Explanation:
Pocketbooks were founded in 1939 and revolutionised the whole publishing industry. The idea was to produce easy to carry books with inexpensive paperback reissues. The idea became an instant success and per book cost was almost 25cent. Following the success of US publisher Robert de Graff many other publishing companies across England started to manufacture pocketbooks.
