Answer:
Raw materials purchased = $111,000
Explanation:
given data
Beginning Ending
Raw materials inventory $47,000 $50,000
Finished goods 58,000 50,000
raw materials use manufacturing = $108,000
solution
we get here Raw materials purchased that is express as
Raw materials purchased + beginning raw material = ending Raw materials + Raw materials used ...................1
put here value and we get
Raw materials purchased = $50,000 + $108,000 - $47,000
Raw materials purchased = $111,000
I think the answer is either a or c
Answer:
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Explanation:
1- By definition CPI is the weighted average of a consumer's basket volume for any purchase service or good. When money supply increases, GDP increases, and the spending of a customer increases. Hence resulted in increased CPI.
2- Interest rate decreases when money supply increases
3- Inflation is by definition a steady increase in the money supply if a country. So one can be replaced by another. Inflation does not come from money supply increase, it is in fact money supply increase
economic growth can result from a(n) _____ in government expenditures and a(n) _____ in net exports.
Answer:
C. To enforce property rights
Explanation:
Government intervention in market can be non materistically via regulation , materistically via taxes & subsidy.
Although the second materislistic way of tax, subsidy comes under the perview of 'Government Budget' .
Government budget is anual financial statement showing economy's expected revenue & expenditure .
Economic growth & stability by reallocation of resources , reducing income inequalities - reflect 'efficiency' & 'equity' as valid reasons .
Foreign protection is also not invalid depending upon the initial budding stage of a developing economy & its global stand. Eg - India 1950 to 1990 .
However all these are progressive legitimate reason for govt. Intervention .
But , enforcing property rights is a feature of 'socialistic (communistic) economy - which has its own demerits like loss of consumers soveireignity , lack of postive competitive efficiency , govt overburden.
