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Answer:
The Purchased 5,000 shares at $95,000 would be considered as <u>Treasury stock</u> and it will be treated as <u>Asset</u>
Explanation:
Journal Entry Debit Credit
Treasury stock $95,000
Cash $95,000
The 5,000 shares should be considered as authorized , issued and outstanding shares although they are deducted from paid in capital under stockholders equity section.
Answer:
AA-rated revenue bond that is escrowed to maturity.
Explanation:
AA-rated revenue bond that is escrowed to maturity, is the bond recommendation for an individual who seeks income that is free from federal income tax. Escrowed to maturity bond are pre-funded municipal bond and it is backed by the government. The Issuer invests the new bond´s income too high credit securities and also issuer hold proceeds from the new bond issue in a separate escrow account to pay off existing bond when it matures.
Answer: Please refer to Explanation
Explanation:
When recording Equipment here the value of the shares at current value should be used and not the cost of the equipment.
DR Equipment $162,250
CR Investment in Pharaoh Company $137,500
CR Gain on Exchange $24,750
(To record Exchange of shares for Equipment)
Workings.
Investment in Pharaoh Company.
= 2,750 shares * $50(purchase price)
= $137,500
Gain on Exchange
= 2,750 shares * (Market Price - Purchase Price)
= 2,750 shares * ( 59 - 50)
= $24,750
Equipment.
= Investment in Pharoah Company + Gain on Exchange
= 137,500 + 24,750
= $162,250
Answer:
PED= 0.1571
Explanation:
The price elasticity of demand (PED) indicates how the quantity demanded change when the price changes. Is defined by this equation:
Price Elasticity of Demand = Percentage change in Q/ Percentage change in P
In this case, the problem is giving percentage changes in Q but we must calculate the percentage change in price:
%Change in price = ( p2-p1/p1)*100= ($4.09-$2.96)/$2.96= 0.3817*100=38.17%
%Change in quantity is= -6%
PED= -6%/38.17%
In absolute value:
PED= 0.1571
If the PED is less than 1 then gasoline is considered as inelastic.
