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Answer:
Hi, the question you have provided is <em>missing data</em> on the Purchases and Available Inventory for Sale on the Company :
Here are the important principles to consider when calculating the value of Cost of Goods Sold using LIFO periodic Inventory Costing System.
LIFO stands for Last - In - First - Out. This method assumes that the last goods purchased are the first ones to be issued to the final customer or requisition department.
This means the valuation of inventory will be at the value of the <em>earliest </em>goods purchased and that the cost of goods sold will be at the <em>latest </em>prices.
<u>Units Sold Calculation</u>
In this question we are provided with Ending Inventory Balance of 26 units. Since its Periodic system, calculation of sales units will simply be Total Balance Available for Sale (Opening Balance plus Purchases) less Ending Balance of Inventory units.
<u>Cost of Sales Calculation</u>
Now with the units sold having been calculated, we have to use the principles of LIFO to make sure that of those units sold, last goods purchased are the first ones to be issued to the final customer.
Answer:
It would not help to compare the U.S. federal budget this year to previous years.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Proposed cut in USAID for the upcoming fiscal year of 2019 = 33%
USAID spending in 2019 = $16.8 billion
This would have been $16.8 billion/67% = $25.07 without the proposed cut.
Ratio of actual 2019 USAID spending to the 2019 budget = $16.8 billion/$4.4 trillion = 0.038 or 4%
b) Comparing the U.S. federal budget this year to previous years' is not relevant to the issue of foreign aid spending. Instead, the comparison should concentrate on issues connected to foreign aid.
Realistic Expectations
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Answer:
Alpha shares currently exhibit a cost of 6.50%
Explanation:
According to the following formula, consider the calculation:
Cost of preferred stock = Annual dividend / (Price - flotation cost)
PS Alpha =6.5/100
6.50%
Alpha shares currently exhibit a cost of 6.50%