After the financial crisis, consumers' incomes fell. How does it affect concert demand and its ticket price? A) Demand for conce
rt increases. As a result of the shift, ticket price increases. B) Demand for concert decreases. As a result of the shift, ticket price decreases. C) Demand for concert decreases. As a result of the shift, ticket price increases. D) Demand for concert decreases. There is no shift, so ticket price does not change
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Answer:
B) Demand for concert decreases. As a result of the shift, ticket price decreases.
Explanation:
A shift in demand that is as a result of other factors except for price results in a shift of demand. A reduction of price as a result of the financial crises will lead to a shift of demand to the left.
Demand for cinema tickets will reduce at all price level.
Referring to the attached diagram the demand shift will result in lower quantity demanded from Q to Q2.
Also there is a reduction of equillibrum price from P to P2.
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To Prepaid Expense A/c $5,400
(Therefore, expense for the current financial year recorded)
Explanation:
We know that at the time of insurance paid in advance on 1 April for 2 years, entry was;
Prepaid Insurance A/c Dr. $14,400
To Cash A/c $14,400
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Thus, period from 1 April to 31 December = 9 months
Expense for 9 months =
That means expense for the year = $5,400
Therefore, entry for such recording will be:
31 Dec Expense A/c Dr. $5,400
To Prepaid Expense A/c $5,400
(Therefore, expense for the current financial year recorded)
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