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dlinn [17]
3 years ago
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T/F: The theory of purchasing-power parity states that a unit of a country's currency should be able to buy the same quantity of

goods in foreign countries as it does domestically.
Business
1 answer:
balandron [24]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: The statement is  <u>TRUE.</u>

Explanation: The theory of purchasing-power parity is an economic theory that tries to calculate the exchange rate between the currencies of two countries necessary so that the same basket of goods and services can be purchased in the currency of each one, that is, so that the purchasing power (or purchasing power) ) of both currencies is equivalent.

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Answer:

Hopkins CPAs  

Income Statement  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Profit   15,800.00  

 

Balance Sheet  

Assets  

Cash   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Total   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities  

Retained Earnings   15,800.00  

Loan                           34,000.00  

                                  <u>                 </u>  

Total                           <u>49,800.00</u>  

   

Cashflow Statement    

<u> Operating Activities</u>  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Net Flow   15,800.00  

<u>Investing Activities</u>  

NIL    

<u>Financing Activities</u>  

Loan   34,000.00  

Opening Cash          NIL

Net Cashflow          <u>49,800 </u>

Closing Cash   <u> 49,800.00</u>  

     

2. <u>Sports Clothing</u>        

  Income Statement    

Revenue    50,000.00  

Cost of Sales   27,700.00  

Operating Expenses <u>4,000.00</u>  

Profit               <u>18,300.00</u>  

 

Balance Sheet    

Assets    

Cash    47,000.00  

Inventory          5,300.00  

          <u>                  </u>

Total   <u> 52,300.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities    

Retained Earnings    18,300.00  

Loan    <u>34,000.00</u>  

Total    <u>52,300.00</u>  

 

Cashflow Statement    

Operating Activities    

Revenue    50,000.00  

Operating Costs   31,700.00  

Working Capital      5,300.00  

<em>Net Flow    13,000.00</em>  

Investing Activities    

NIL      

Financing Activities    

Loan    34,000.00  

Opening Cash         NIL

Net Cashflow           <u>47,000</u>  

Closing Cash    <u> 47,000.00</u>  

     

Explanation:

<u>1. Hopkins CPAs </u>      

Data for Hopkins CPAs Borrowed $34,000 from the bank to start the business.        

Dr. Cash...34,000        

Cr.  Loan..........34,000        

       

Provided $44,000 of services to clients and collected $44,000 cash.        

Dr Cash......44,000        

Cr Revenue..........44,000        

       

Paid salary expense of $28,200.        

Dr Salary Expense...28,200        

Cr Cash............................28,200        

Hopkins CPAs  

Income Statement  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Profit   15,800.00  

 

Balance Sheet  

Assets  

Cash   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Total   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities  

Retained Earnings   15,800.00  

Loan                           34,000.00  

                                  <u>                 </u>  

Total                           <u>49,800.00</u>  

 

 

Cashflow Statement    

<u> Operating Activities</u>  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Net Flow   15,800.00  

<u>Investing Activities</u>  

NIL    

<u>Financing Activities</u>  

Loan   34,000.00  

Opening Cash          NIL

Net Cashflow          <u>49,800 </u>

Closing Cash   <u> 49,800.00</u>  

     

2. <u>Sports Clothing</u>        

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Dr Cash...34,000        

Cr Loan..............34,000        

       

2.Purchased $33,000 inventory for cash.              

Dr. Inventory.....33,000        

Cr. Cash.....................33,000        

       

3.Inventory costing $27,700 was sold for $50,000 cash.              

Dr. Cash.... 50,000        

Cr. Sales.................50,000        

Dr. Cost of Sales...27,700        

Cr. Inventory...................27,700  

     

4.Paid $4,000 cash for operating expenses.        

Dr. Operating Expenses...4000        

Cr. Cash..................................4,000        

Income Statement    

Revenue    50,000.00  

Cost of Sales   27,700.00  

Operating Expenses <u>4,000.00</u>  

Profit               <u>18,300.00</u>  

 

Balance Sheet    

Assets    

Cash    47,000.00  

Inventory          5,300.00  

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Total   <u> 52,300.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities    

Retained Earnings    18,300.00  

Loan    <u>34,000.00</u>  

Total    <u>52,300.00</u>  

 

Cashflow Statement    

Operating Activities    

Revenue    50,000.00  

Operating Costs   31,700.00  

Working Capital      5,300.00  

<em>Net Flow    13,000.00</em>  

Investing Activities    

NIL      

Financing Activities    

Loan    34,000.00  

Opening Cash         NIL

Net Cashflow           <u>47,000</u>  

Closing Cash    <u> 47,000.00</u>  

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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Cash at bank                                      $12,000

ABC BOND                                         $5,000

Office building                                    $300,000

Stock in Leck Corporation                 $10,000

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Accrued rent on bond                       $200

Outstanding dividend                        <u>$400      </u>

Gross estate                                       <u>$431,600</u>

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Explanation:

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gain or loss in value of the inventory expressed in dollars and in euros

solution

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