Answer:
D. Trojan Horse, nice to know some computer lab info of mine didn't go to waste
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": financing activities.
Explanation:
Cash flow refers to transferring cash to, or from, an account, a company, or an investment. In the cash flow statement, there is a section called "<em>Financing Activities</em>" where all the net flow of cash to fund the entity is recorded. Those activities imply the <em>firm's equity, debt, </em>and <em>dividends</em>.
Answer:
Net Increase in profit is $27,000
Explanation:
* The data was missing in this question, a similar question is attached with the answer, and answer is made accordingly. Please find it.
Sales ( $350,000 x 120% ) = $420,000
- Variable cost ( 40% ) = $168,000
- Traceable fixed cost( 175000+15000) = <u>$190,000</u>
Net Profit = $62,000
Net Increase in Net Income = $62,000 - ( 350,000 - (350,000 x 40%) - 175,000 ) = 27,000
Answer:
Increased by 7.2 days
Explanation:
As in the question it is mentioned that the operating cycle is increased from 97.4 days to 101.7 days so the difference in days is
= 101.7 days - 97.4 days
= 4.3 days
And, the cash cycle is decreased by 2.9 days
So, the total number of days would be
= 4.3 days + 2.9 days
= 7.2 days
These have been the negative impacts
The options that are mentioned in wrong and the above is the righ answer
Answer:
I and IV are correct.
Explanation:
The reduction in the personal taxes and in the Social Security withholding taxes are considered as the expansionary fiscal policy. Fiscal policy refers to a policy that is used by the government for monitoring and influencing a nation's economy. Government adjust the expenditure, investment and taxes for maintaining the stability in an economy.
If there is a fall in level of tax rate then this will increase the disposal income of the consumers and hence, an increase in the aggregate demand. Therefore, there is a rightward shift in the aggregate demand curve.
Expansionary fiscal policies refers to the policies which increases the aggregate demand in an economy.