Answer:
C.Accounting Identity is: Assets equivalentLiabilities + Owners' Equity.
Explanation:
In accounting identity all variables must balance, if they do not balance according to the equation then there must be an error in formulation, measurement or calculation.
The basic assumption in accounting identity is that the balance sheet must balance. That is assets must be equal to a sum of liabilities and owner's equity.
Asset= Liabilities+ Owners Equity.
This relationship is based on the convention of double entry, for every debit there is an equal credit.
Answer:
A.Product cost $365,600
B.Period cost $350,300
Explanation:
Direct materials $174,800
Direct labor $90,200
Manufacturing overhead:
Property taxes, factory $17,700
Indirect labor $41,200
Depreciation of production equipment $41,700
Total product cost $365,600
b.
Marketing salaries $50,600
Administrative travel $99,500
Sales commissions $57,300
Advertising $142,900
Total period cost $350,300
Answer:
Option D. Its presence lengthens both a firm's average collection period and its average payment period
Explanation:
The increase in the float, increases the investment in the working capital so the Option A is incorrect
The reason is that it is the time period from the time the cash was deposited in the company's account to the time its was credited due to the payment to the vendors. If the floating time is increased then the collection period and payment period are increased which is the option D and is totally opposite to option B and C.
Answer:
Statements Arguments
A The Infant-Industry Argument
B The Protection-as-a-Bargaining-Chip Argument
C The Jobs Argument
D The Unfair-Competition Argument
Explanation:
The Jobs Argument: Domestic jobs need to be protected for the good of the national economy, according to this argument.
The National-Security Argument: Some products and services are, by their nature, issues reserved under national security. To expose the internal security systems of a nation may have untold consequences.
The Infant-Industry Argument: Nascent industries require domestic protection from foreign competitors if they must grow to competitive levels.
The Unfair-Competition Argument: This is more pronounced in developing countries without the manufacturing facilities to compete fairly with developed economies.
The Protection-as-a Bargaining-Chip Argument is argues that trade restrictions may be imposed to force other countries to reverse or remove trade restrictions.
Answer:D:(A cooperative lending institution for a particular group.)
Explanation:
