For its top managers, Goldberg Industries formats its income statement as follows: GoldBerg Industries Contribution Margin Incom
e Statement Three Months Ended October 31, 2019 Net Sales Revenue $ 490,200 Variable Costs 294,120 Contribution Margin 196,080 Fixed Costs 173,000 Operating Income $ 23,080 What would be the outcome if this contribution margin income statement were prepared at the $377,000 sales level? (*The proportion of each sales dollar that goes toward variable costs is consistent within the relevant range.)
The correct answer is a) Gross domestic product (GDP)
Explanation:
Gross domestic product (GDP) is a fiscal measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced annually. There are two types of GDP, nominal and Real.
Note, for private spending, <em>consumption</em> refers to purchases usually made for present needs, while <em>investment</em> refers to purchases that may provide. For government spending, <em>consumption </em>refers to purchase made to care for the immediate welfare or needs of those governed without any monetary benefits, while <em>investment </em>purchases are done with the perceived future benefits in mind.
D) a decrease in both the aged cheddar cheese and bread markets.
Explanation:
A 10% income tax increase will shift the aggregate demand curve to the left, reducing total demand. This should affect both necessities and luxury goods.
In this case, the demand curve for both aged cheddar cheese and bread will shift to the left, reducing the total quantity demanded at every price level. This will result in a lower equilibrium price for both goods.
If you considered that outstanding shares are equal that total shares, then: market capitalization is $1.085 billions; market value added is $477.5 millions and the market-ti-book ratio is 1.78.
Explanation:
To get these numbers we calculate as follow: market capitalization = number of shares multiply by the price per share (75$ x 14.5 million); marked value added = market capitalization - (total assets - liabilities) [1.085 Bn - (1 Bn - 390 m)] ; and market-to-book ratio = market capitalization / book value (1.085bn/610m)
