Answer:
"The budgeted cost of goods sold" for June would be $5,640,000
Explanation:
Sales department budget for June = 220,000 units
Less-Opening balance as on 1st June = 72,000 units
Add-Closing balance as on 30th June = 40,000 units
No of unit manufactured = Sales department budget for June - Opening balance as on 1st June + Closing balance as on 30th June
= 220,000 - 72,000 + 40,000
= 188,000 units
Cost per unit = $30
Budgeted cost of manufactured = 188,000 × $30 = $5,640,000
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Answer:
other countries have a comparative advantage over Guatemala in the production of coffee, and Guatemala will import coffee.
Explanation:
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A country has comparative advantage in the production of a good or service If it produces the good or service at a lower opportunity cost when compared to its trading partners.
The price of Guatemala's coffee is higher when compared to the world price of coffee without international trade. It shows that Guatemala doesn't have a comparative advantage in the production of coffee. Guatemala should stop producing coffee and import instead. This would enable Guatemala focus more resocurces on the production of good for which it has comparative advantage.
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Normal profit is the return to the entrepreneur when the entire economic profits are equal to zero. Hence, the correct statement is Option A.
<h3>When the business earns normal profits?</h3>
A commercial enterprise may be in a state of normal profit while its economic income is equal to 0, that is why normal profit is also called “zero economic profit.” Normal profit takes place on the factor wherein all sources are being successfully used and could not be put to better use elsewhere.
Hence, Normal profit is the return to the entrepreneur when the entire economic profits are equal to zero. The correct statement is Option A.
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