This scenario is an example of attempted "phishing"
Your answer is phishing
Answer: c. marginal revenue is higher than it was previously.
Explanation:
Marginal revenue is higher than it was previously.
Marginal Revenue is the additional revenue that is generated by selling one more unit, In a Competitive market Firms are price takers meaning the can only adjust quantity and not the price.
The marginal Revenue equals to the price of a good or service. When Price increases from $20 to $25 ,the Marginal Revenue will be $25 which is higher than it was previously
Answer:
A) true
Explanation:
Specific purpose statements are used in speeches that try to persuade or convince an audience about doing something that the speaker favors. Generally the best specific purpose statements must include specific actions to be taken and not simply general actions that should be determined later.
In this case, the speaker is trying to persuade his/her audience to support a government ban on all tobacco advertising. It is a very specific statement that has the purpose of persuading the audience to act against a perceived wrong action.
Answer:
This problem requires us to pass journal entry to assign overhead to the Assembly and Finishing Departments.
We know that overhead is allocated on estimation basis through applied overhead account. The basis of assignment is given in the question. The overhead will be assigne/recorded in relevant department work in process cost account. The journal entry is given below.
Debit Assembly WIP Account $ 70,720
(44,200*1.6 = 70.720)
Debit Finishing WIP Account $ 28,000
((62,200-44,200)*1.6 = 28,800)
Credit Factory Overhead applied Account $ 99,520
Answer:
Dividends paid ⇒ Financing Activities (F)
Repayments of long term debt ⇒ Financing Activities (F)
Depreciation and amortization ⇒ (NA)
Proceeds from issuance of common stock to employees ⇒ (NA)
Change in accounts payable and accrued expenses ⇒ Operating Activities (O)
Cash collections from customers ⇒ Operating Activities (O)
Net repayments of notes payable to banks ⇒ Financing Activities (F)
Net income ⇒ Operating Activities (O)
Payments to acquire property and equipment ⇒ Investing Activities (I)
Change in inventory ⇒ Operating Activities (O)
