Answer:
55,000 shares
Explanation:
Given that
60000 shares were originally given
5000 were subsequently reacquired
Thus. Net number of shares issued
= number of shares originally issued - number subsequently reacquired
= 60000 - 5000
= 55,000
Number of outstanding shares therefore is 55,000.
NOTE that, outstanding shares refer to the number of shares that has been issued, purchase or authorized by investors, that is, the number of shares currently held by all is shareholders.
Answer:
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
Marginal principle is the principle which is referred to an increase in the activity level when the marginal advantage exceeds or more than the marginal cost.
So, the marginal principle of retained earnings would be when it will provide the higher rate of return than the shareholders who could achieve after paying taxes on the dividends.
Answer:C. $6,538
Explanation:
Cost Formulae = $530 + ($114 X No of Jobs) + ($16 X No. Of meals)
Budgeted Activity for October = 20 jobs , 233 Meals
The Catering Supplies in the flexible Budget would be for October becomes :
= $530 + ($114 X 20) + ($16 X 233)
= $530 + $2280 + $3,728
= $6,538
Answer:
a. The state of Pennsylvania repaves highway PA 320, which goes through the center of Swarthmore. - <u>Government Purchases</u> (G).
The Government purchases/ expenditure portion of GDP includes the expenses by Government on the economy. This expenditure by the Pennsylvania Government will therefore come under here.
b. Simone gets a new refrigerator made in the United States. - <u>Consumption (C)</u>.
Consumption accounts for spending by households and individuals in the economy. Simone lives in the US and buys goods in the US so this is Consumption.
c. Simone's father in Sweden orders a bottle of Vermont maple syrup from the producer's website. - <u>Exports (X)</u>
Exports are goods made in a country which are then sold to consumers outside the country. Simone's father is in Sweden so buying an American product is an export for the United States.
d. Rajiv's employer upgrades all of its computer systems using U.S.-made parts. - <u>Investment (I).</u>
Investment refers to spending by private interests that are aimed to improve capital goods in the economy. Spending on upgrading computer systems therefore falls here.
e. Rajiv buys a sweater made in Guatemala. - <u>Imports (M)</u>
When a person buys a good that is made outside the country, this is an import.
