Answer:
Explicit, explicit and implicit
Explanation:
The accounting cost is the cost that generally includes the payment related to the wages, rent, price of the products etc
While on the other hand, the economic cost is the cost that involves both type of cost i.e. explicit and implicit. The implicit cost is generally the opportunity cost
This is the answer but the same is not provided in the given options
Answer:
b. 10,000.
Explanation:
The number of units completed in April is given by the number of units on April 1st (3,000) added to the number of units started during April (11,000) minus the number of units still in production on April 30th (4,000):
10,000 units were completed during April.
Answer:
Total cost of operating the video store is $110,000
Explanation:
You decided to leave your job and operate a video rental store in the office space you inherited. You would not received the annually income from your job and rent commercial real estate.
Total income lost = $55,000 + $25,000 = $80,000
Total cost of operating the video store = Total income you lost + total costs for video purchases, utilities, taxes, and supplies = $80,000 + $30,000 = $110,000
Answer:
$1,565
Explanation:
Enter the following inputs into financial calculator, we will have:
n = 3 years
Present value (PV): The amount that you should pay for the annuity. This is the missing value we need to calculate
Future value (FV): FV = 0, there is no future value of an annuity
PMT: The amount that annuity pays per year. ($850)
i/r = 5.5%: The interest you expect to receive from the annuity
PV = $1,484
Since the payment is made at the beginning of each year, you should multiply the PV amount by (1+0.055)
The final answer would be 1,484 x 1.055 = $1,565
The most you should pay is $1,565
Answer:
The correct answer would be option A, Medicare Taxes.
Explanation:
It is quite common now a days to work with contractors to get help from them, either in the form of services or human resources, etc. The contractor provide the company what it wants according to the needs. For example if a company needs human resource for its customer service department, the contractor will provide them the employees according to the company's need. So when you hire the contractor for getting you employees, there is no need to pay the medicare taxes of the contractor. It is not the responsibility of the company to pay medical expenses of the contractor, rather its contractor's own responsibility to fulfill its medicare expenses.
