<span>When a company uses the allowance method to measure bad debts, </span><span>the amount of bad debts expense is estimated at the end of the accounting period.
The allowance method is used when adjusting accounts receivable on the balance sheet. This refers to amounts that have not been collected yet, such as bad debt.
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What amount should be recorded as Bad Debt Expense for the current year?
Not yet due:
22,000
Estimated Percentage Uncollectible: 3%
Estimated Amount Uncollectible: 660
Up to 120 days past due:
6500
Estimated Percentage Uncollectible: 14%
Estimated Amount Uncollectible:
910
Over 120 days past due:
2800
Estimated Percentage Uncollectible: 34%
Estimated Amount Uncollectible: 952
Estimated Balance in allowance for doubtful accounts: 2522
Current balance in allowance for doubtful accounts: 1200
Bad Debt Expense for the Year: 1322
Answer:
A.$73.75 billions
B. $50 billion
C. 0.18%
Explanation:
a. The real GDP change in response by
(1/(1 −MPC) ×$35.4 billion = (1/(1 −0.52) ×$35.4 billion =$73.75 billion.
b. If in addition to the consumer spending change in part a, unplanned inventory invest-ment decreases by $50 billion, the resulting change in real GDP is
$73.75 billion - $50 billion = $23.75 billion.
c.The percent increase in GDP is
($23.75 billion/$13,139.5 billion) ×100
=0.18%
Answer:
- <u><em>Pakistan's GDP = 13.53 trillions of rupees.</em></u>
Explanation:
<em>GDP</em> is the gross domestic product. It is the value of all the goods and services produced by an economy (a country), in a period, which is normally one year.
The <em>GDP</em> can be calculated with the equation:
GDP = Consumption + Investment + Goverment spending + Net Exports
Where, Net Exports is the value of the exports less the value of the imports.
Thus, the values that you need to sue to calculate the GDP are:
- Consumptiion
- Investment
- Goverment spending
- Exports
- Import
<u>Identify</u> the values that you need to incorporate in your formula. Here is the selection (all the amounts are in trillions of rupees):
- Consumption = individuals consume: 10.40
- Investment = businesses invest = 1.35
- Government spending = goverment purchases = 2.80
- Exports = Pakistan exports = 1.29
- Imports: Pakistan imports: 2.31
Those are all. Other items, i.e. foreigners spend (0.60 trillions of rupees) and individuals save (5.00 trillions of rupees), do not count for the GDP.
<u>Compute</u> (in trillions of rupees):
- GDP = 10.40 + 1.35 + 2.80 + (1.29 - 2.31) = 13.53
<u>Answer</u>: Pakistan's GDP = 13.53 trillions of rupees.
Answer:
37 F
Explanation:
Direct materials Quantity variance 597 F
Less: Direct materials Price variance 560 U
Direct materials Flexible Budget variance 37 F
