Answer:
Bette's Breakfast should increase the price or change the cost´s structure.
Explanation:
Bette's Breakfast should increase the price to get any profits because the total of the cost of serving that breakfast is higher than the price.
Profit= price* sales -((Variable cost * sales) +Fixed cost)
Other option is changing the structure of cost per meal.
You eat at the time you need to and they service you
Answer:
A. Asset as cash will increase by $59,000, asset in equipment will increase $14,000
B. Asset side in increased and decreased
C. Asset and liability will increase by $11,000
D. Asset will increase
E. Asset will increase
F. Asset will increase and decrease by $5,800
G. Asset will decrease
H. Asset will increase
I. Liability will decrease
J. Asset and capital will decrease by $1,200
Explanation:
Accounting equation is Asset = Liabilities + Capital
Accounting equation is affected in business transaction. The transaction in business have different effects some transaction are like hybrid which impacts the multiple accounts balances. There are some transactions which just involve asset side transaction increase and decrease on the same account this will offset the balance and no effect on equation.
Answer:
Technology improves production.
Explanation:
Supply refers to the quantity of goods and services produced and offered to the market for sale.
There are several factors that could cause the supply curve to shift to the right, one of which is technology improves production. An improvement in technology will phase out manual or slow process of production hence shifts supply curve to the right.
When government increases tax on a business, if will affect the income that should have accrued to the business hence supply curve inward. An increase in input prices will affect production cost thereby shifting supply to the left. Also when there is a decline in the numbers of consumers, it will shift supply curve inward because it is these consumers that will purchase whatever that is produced and supplied to the market.
