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Reil [10]
3 years ago
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At a price of $15 each, marta buys 4 books per month. when the price increases to $20, marta buys 3 books per month. luz says th

at marta's demand for books has decreased. is luz correct?
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saveliy_v [14]3 years ago
6 0
No, Luz is incorrect. Marta's quantity demanded has decreased, but her demand has stayed <span>the same. It is true that </span>As a price for a product increases, the demand for that product will be most likely to decrease because consumers have to make more sacrifice without any additional income.
But, if you pay attention to the case above, you can see the total value of demand that marta has is still the same, which is $ 60
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Cash                                                        $182,200

Accounts receivable                                   51,500

Interest receivable                                      21,000

Notes receivable (due in 90 days)          169,000

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Automobiles                                             175,000

Accumulated depreciation-Automobiles                $70,000

Equipment                                               142,000

Accumulated depreciation-Equipment                     19,000

Land                                                         85,000

Accounts payable                                                      98,000

Interest payable                                                        50,000

Salaries payable                                                         16,000

Unearned fees                                                          30,000

Long-term notes payable                                        152,000

Common stock                                                           51,580

Retained earnings                                                   284,220

Dividends                                                48,000

Fees earned                                                           524,000

Interest earned                                                         34,000

Depreciation expense-Automobiles     27,500

Depreciation expense-Equipment         18,500

Salaries expense                                  190,000

Wages expense                                     44,000

Interest expense                                   36,200

Office supplies expense                       35,800

Advertising expense                             60,000

Repairs expense-Automobiles             27,600

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a) Income Statement For Year Ended December 31

Fees earned                                                         $524,000

Interest earned                                                         34,000

Total revenue                                                      $558,000

Depreciation expense-Automobiles     27,500

Depreciation expense-Equipment         18,500

Salaries expense                                  190,000

Wages expense                                     44,000

Interest expense                                   36,200

Office supplies expense                       35,800

Advertising expense                             60,000

Repairs expense-Automobiles             27,600

Total expenses                                                   $ 439,600

Net income                                                            $118,400

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2. Statement of Retained Earnings For Year Ended December 31

Retained earnings, Dec.31 prior year        $284,220

Add: Net income                                             118,400

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Less: Dividends                                               48,000

Retained earnings, Dec. 31 current year  $354,620

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3. Balance Sheet December 31

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Current assets:

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Accounts receivable                                   51,500

Interest receivable                                      21,000

Notes receivable (due in 90 days)          169,000

Office supplies                                           15,500   $439,200

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Accumulated depreciation   70,000     105,000

Equipment                           142,000

Accumulated depreciation   19,000     123,000

Land                                                        85,000     $313,000

Total assets                                                            $752,200

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Interest payable                                   50,000

Salaries payable                                   16,000

Unearned fees                                    30,000      $194,000

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Total liabilities                                                       $346,000

Equity:

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Retained earnings                            354,620    $406,200

Total equity Total liabilities and equity              $752,200

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