Answer:
Option (d) is correct.
Explanation:
Linear demand curve represents the relationship between the price of the goods and the quantity demanded for a particular good and there is a inverse relationship between the price of the goods and quantity of goods demanded.
The linear demand is elastic in nature at relatively higher prices. If there is a any increase in the price level then as a result the quantity demanded for that good decreases. Slightly change in the price level will lead to larger change in the quantity demanded.
When the company uses cold calling to find potential customers, it is basing its methodology on the law of averages.
The law of averages is the law that something is sure to happen at some time, because of the number of times it generally happens or is expected to happen. In this case because the company uses a variety of marketing methods including a web site, cold calls, and direct mail Evans and Heldris believe the company could better communicate with potential customers who may not know of the company's existence.
Answer:
The risk free rate (Rf) is 28,2%
Explanation:
We will substituting the portfolio expected return (Er) and the betas of the portfolio in the expected return & beta relationship, that is:
E[r] = Rf + Beta * (Risk Premium)
On doing this we get 2 equations in which the risk free rate (Rf) and the risk premium [P] are not known to use:
12% = Rf + 1 * (P - Rf)
9% = Rf + 1.2 * (P - Rf)
On solving first equation (of Portfolio A) for P(risk premium), we get:
12% = Rf + 1 * (P - Rf)
12% = Rf + P - Rf
(Rf and Rf cancels each other)
P = 12%
Now, on using the value of P in second equation (of Portfolio B), and solving for Rf (risk free rate), we get:
9% = Rf + 1.2 * (12.2% - Rf)
9% = Rf + 14.64% -1.2Rf
1.2Rf - Rf = 14.64% - 9%
0.2Rf = 5,64%
Rf = 5.64% / 0.2
Rf = 28,2%
So, the risk free rate (Rf) is 28,2%
Answer:
Please see the answer below:
Explanation:
Debit: Depreciation Expense $2,750
Credit: Accumulated Depreciation $2,750
To record adjusting entry for Depreciation Expense of Equipment.
- For T-accounts the entries will made as above, <em>Depreciation T-Account</em> will be Debited with $2750 and <em>Accumulated Depreciation T-Account</em> will be credited with $2750.
Balance Sheet as of December 31
<em>Fixed Assets:</em> $ $
Equipment 22,000
Less: Accumulated Depreciation (2,750)
Net Cost of Equipment as of Dec 31 19,250
Answer:
Costs of good sold is understated at the end of Year 1
Explanation:
From the inventory formula:
An understatment means, something worth $10 is being valued at $8 so if the count is understate the Ending Inventory in the books is lower that the real ending iventory
We could build the following formula
if ending is undestated we got that
Now because of this, COGS needs to make up for the lower ending inventory so it will be understated as well, by the same amount.
