Answer:
Conyers = $38,580
Poodle = $222,420
Explanation:
Annual salary allowance to Poodle of $146,160.
Interest of 6% on each partner's capital balance on January 1.
Any remaining net income divided to Conyers and Poodle, 1:2.
net income $261,000
distribution of interests:
- Conyers = $54,000 x 6% = $3,240
- Poodle = $93,000 x 6% = $5,580
drawings (annual salary allowance):
remaining income = $261,000 - $146,160 - $3,240 - $5,580 = $106,020
- Conyers (1/3) = $35,340
- Poodle (2/3) = $70,680
total distributed:
- Conyers = $3,240 + $35,340 = $38,580
- Poodle = $5.580 + $146,160 + $70,680 = $222,420
Answer:
collaboration
Explanation:
Supervisory skills is the ability to monitor work, duties been carried out to ensure they are successfully completed.
Conceptualization is the ability to create new ideas.
Resource planning is determining the resources needed to carry out a project.
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Answer:
a.reduced MI and increases M2
Explanation:
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e. of course it is a good goal; it meets all of the criteria discussed
This goal meets all the criteria for a SMART goal.
Assume that labor is a variable input. The average wage of workers increases in a purely competitive industry. This change will result in an increase in marginal cost for firms in the industry and a decrease in the industry supply curve.
Businesses may decide to request a wide variety of inputs. The most prevalent two are labor and capital in perfect competitive industry.
Marginal labor output in terms of revenue. The firm decides how much labor to demand by examining the marginal revenue product of labor after it is aware of the level of demand for its production. The additional revenue the business makes by hiring one more unit of labor is known as the marginal revenue product of labor (or any input). The marginal product of labor has an association with the marginal revenue product of work. The value of the marginal product of labor in a market with perfect competition is the firm's marginal revenue product of labor.
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