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Ralph Watkins owns a large home on a two-acre lot in Tempe, Arizona. Watkins has much of the lot covered with tiff grass and is

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Answer:

(C) Brown could seek an injunction against Watkins, on the basis of nuisance

Explanation:

The bugs and pests from Watkins grass clipping pile are a menace to his neighbour Brown.

Brown has tried extermination but the source of the problem, which is still there, makes his efforts futile.

Brown now has the right to seek an injunction - a court order controlling or restricting a person's behaviour - against Watkins on the basis of nuisance.

Watkins should comply

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3 years ago

Blueberry Baking Company produced 5,500 cakes that require 3 standard pounds per unit at a $3 standard price per pound. The comp

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Answer:

Dr. Work in process $49,500

Dr. Material Quantity Variance $4,500

Cr. Raw material Inventory $49,500

Explanation:

First we need to calculate the Material usage variance

Standard Material = 5,500 cakes x 3 pounds = 16,500 pounds

Standard cost of Standard Material = 16,500 pounds x $3 = $49,500

Actual usage at standard cost = 16,650 pounds x $3 = $49,950

Material usage Variance = $49,950 - $49,500 = $450 unfavorable

When the actual cost incurred is more than the standard cost the variance is unfavorable.

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3 years ago

The markets for prostitution in Nevada and New Jersey have two important differences: 1) prostitutes in New Jersey face higher c

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Answer:

Given these facts, which state would you expect the price of prostitution services to be higher? Why?

Since the risks associated to prostitution are higher in New Jersey, we could assume that the price for these services will be higher there. The supply curve of prostitution shift to the left, increasing the price and decreasing the quantity.

Which state would have the higher amount of services consumed (adjusted for population differences)? Why? What are the underlying economic issues of this market?

Since the price is higher in New Jersey, the quantity demanded will be lower. Also, the risks associated to consuming the service will shift the demand curve to the left, reducing the quantity.

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3 years ago

During the first month of operations ended August 31, Kodiak Fridgeration Company manufactured 46,000 mini refrigerators, of whi

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Answer:

$

Sales 8,800,000

Less: Cost of goods sold (W1) 5,241,739.13

Contribution 3,558,260.87

Less: Fixed manufacturing cost 598,000

Less: Fixed selling and admin cost 320,000

Net Income 2,640,260.87

<em>(W1) Cost of goods sold</em>

Direct Material 3,450,000

Direct Labour 1,196,000

Variable manufacturing cost 782,000

Variable selling cost 600,000

Total variable cost 6,028,000

Less:closing inventory 786,260.87 (6,028,000/46,000*6,000)

COST OF GOODS SOLD 5,241,739.13

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3 years ago

While working at his factory job, joe slipped on the wet floor. he went to the doctor where they told him he broke his ankle. wh

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Worker's Compensation, because the injury occurred by an employee in the course of performing their job.

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3 years ago