After computing the cost of inventory that was sold, The Cost of Goods sold is given as $1,334.30.
<h3 /><h3>The calculations related to the exercise are as follows:</h3>
From the information provided (see full question attached),
Inventory at hand as at November 1:
- there are 29 Units of Inventory at the cost of $5.90 dollars each.
Purchases:
- 118 units are purchased at $6.30 dollars each;
- 59 units are purchased at $6.15 dollars each; and
- 88 units are bought at $6.50 dollars each.
If at the end of the period there are 25 units each form the purchases above and 7 from the existing inventory as at Nov. 1st, then the cost of goods sold is:
((29-7) X 5.9) +((118-25) x 6.3) + ((59-25) x 6.15) + ((88-25) x 6.5))
= $1,334.30
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Explanation:
The preparation of the Assets section is shown below:-
Alpha Dog Company
Adjusted Trial Balance
December 31, 2016
Particulars Assets
Cash $88,450
Accounts Receivable $150,000
Supplies $29,255
Total current assets $179,255
Fixed Assets
Equipment $295,285
Accumulated Depreciation -$238,760 $56,525
Stock Investment $172,000
Total Fixed assets $228,525
Total Assets $407,780
Total Assets = Total current assets + Total fixed assets
Answer: Price of pumpkins will fall compared to last year.
Explanation: Favorable weather leading to a larger crop than usual means that there is more supply of pumpkins this year than before. Shifting the supply curve down to the right. At the same time, when people switch away from jack-o'-lanterns towards buying more costumes, it leads to a decline in the demand for pumpkins shifting the demand curve to the left.
The net result will be a decline in the demand for fall in the price of pumpkin. However, the effect on the quantity cannot be determined as it depends on the magnitude of shift in the two curves.
Answer:
If you require a return of 9.7 percent on the company’s stock, you will pay $47.61 for a share today .
Explanation:
Price today = Present Value of Dividends
Present Value of Dividends :
Year Dividend Discounting Factor(9.7%)
0 3.0000
1 8.00 0.9115770282588880
2 13.00 0.8309726784493050
3 18.00 0.7574956047851460
4 23.00 0.6905155923292130
year Present Value(Dividend* Discounting factor)
0
1 7.2926162260711000
2 10.8026448198410000
3 13.6349208861326000
4 15.8818586235719000
Present Value of Dividends 47.612040555616600
Therefore, If you require a return of 9.7 percent on the company’s stock, you will pay $47.61 for a share today .
Answer:
The dates for the interest and maturity payments are fixed.
Explanation:
When a company issues bonds instead of stock, one of the disadvantages of doing so is that they have to pay the coupons or the full face value of the bonds at specific dates. Either they pay coupons annually or semiannually, and the face value is paid at maturity.
Since the dates are set beforehand, the company has to have the funds for these payments set aside. Instead, if the company would have issued stock, it would have greater freedom in deciding when and how much it should pay as dividends.
