Answer:
Option (d) is correct.
Explanation:
Given that,
Reserve requirement = 0.08
Demand deposits = $200,000
Holding in reserves = $4,000
Reserve required:
= Reserve Requirement ratio × Amount of demand deposits
= 0.08 × $200,000
= $16,000
Therefore, the reserves in holding is less than the required reserves. Hence, the bank is not meeting its reserve requirement.
Answer:
$11,750
Explanation:
The computation of bad debt is shown below:-
Bad debt expense = Estimated allowance for uncollectible at the year end - Existing balance in allowance for uncollectible account credit balance
= ($314,000 × 4%) - $810
= $12,560 - $810
= $11,750
Therefore for computing the bad debt expenses we simply applied the above formula.
Answer:
C. all goods and services that are in demand
Explanation:
Macroeconomics, as a branch of economics, is concerned with the performance of the economy as a whole. Macroeconomics studies the key economic indicators such as unemployment rate, growth rate, aggregate demand, inflation, and price levels. The government uses data form macroeconomic analysis to formulate policies and strategies for the country.
While microeconomics will be concerned with the income and expenditures of individuals and households, Macroeconomic will consider the consumption and revenues of the entire population. Microeconomics studies the demand for a single product. Macroeconomics focuses on the aggregate demand for products and services in a country, which is more like the GDP.
Answer: The answer is provided below
Explanation:
a. When the quantity supplied of a particular crop reduces, it will affect the farmer's revenue but this can still be beneficial to the farmer provided these conditions prevails:
• If demand for the crop rises more than its fall in supply, this will lead to a rise in the and price of the crop. Hence, there will also be an increase in the revenue of the farmer and the farmer will try to adjust output and sell at higher prices. Therefore, the excess demand can off set a fall in the supply.
b. We know that the supply of a crop is limited. For example, let's assume that the crop is rice. Now the situation is that people are demanding more beans maybe as a result of festive season. Therefore, everyone will want to purchase rice which will lead to an increase in the price of rice due to excess demand.
The farmer will try as much as possible to maximise profit and will therefore sell the rice at higher price to those that wants to buy. Therefore, it's clear that the farmer can still benefit, even if his supply is limited, but the demand must be greater than its decline in supply.