Answer:
$68,600
Explanation:
An predetermined overhead of $70,000 was estimated for an activity of 2,500 hours. The actual overhead assigned to the products is given by multiplying the fraction of the total 2,500 hours of activity utilized by the products by the predetermined overhead:
The total amount of overhead assigned to the products is $68,600.
Answer: (b) -3.08
Explanation:
The relationship between the demand(q), price per unit product(p) and the disposable income,yd is given by the expression below;
q= 20ln(7yd-2p).
From the expression above, the marginal demand,
∂ q/∂ p is the differential of the equation of relationship between the demand, price and disposable income.
This involves considering the demand,q as the dependent variable and the price per unit product,p as the independent variable and the disposable income,yd is considered constant.
Therefore ,
∂ q/∂ p= (-40)÷(7yd-2p)
By substitution of
yd =$3000÷1000= $3
and p= $4
∂ q/∂ p= (-40)÷((7×$3)-(2×$4))
∂ q/∂ p= -40÷13= 3.08
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Answer:
Company Pea
Consolidated financial statements should be prepared to report the financial status and results of operations for:
Essone - 90%
Esstwo = 72% (90% x 80%)
Essthree = 72% (90% x 80% x 100%)
Explanation:
Company Pea is described as the holding or parent company of Company Essone. This means that Essone is Company Pea's subsidiary. In preparing consolidated financial statements to report the financial status and results of operations for Company Essone, Company Pea will consolidate 100% of Company Essone while accounting for noncontrolling interest of 10% (effectively 90%).
When Company Essone is consolidating its financial statements, it should consolidate 80% of Company Esstwo while Esstwo consolidates 100% of Company Essthree.
But since Essthree is also a subsidiary of Company Pea, Company Pea will consolidate Esstwo and Essthree's financials to the tune of 72% respectively, while consolidating 90% of Essone's.
Based on the coordinates of point x and those of point y on the linear production possibilities curve, the opportunity cost of producing one watch is 2 fewer clocks.
<h3>What is the opportunity cost of producing one watch?</h3>
The opportunity cost of producing one watch is the number of clocks that needs to be given up per watch.
This will therefore be the slope of the linear production possibilities curve which can be found as:
= (Y₂ - Y₁) / (X₂ - X₁)
Solving gives:
= (80 - 20) / (20 - 50)
= 60 / -20
= -2 clocks
This means that for every watch produced, there will be 2 clocks that will be foregone to make that watch.
In conclusion, the opportunity cost is 2 clocks.
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Answer:
I think option D is correct
