Answer: $40,000
Explanation:
Hello. Your question was incomplete as it lacked the balance sheet in question. Luckily I found it and have now attached it.
The question states that the central bank has set a required reserve ratio of 10%. This means that 10% of the deposits at the bank are not to be touched so they cannot loan past 90% of the deposits.
The bank has only $60,000 remaining to loan out as they will not sell their securities.
So we will calculate how much they can loan out thus,
= 60,000 - (200,000 * 10%) to find out what amount cannot be touched
= 60,000 - 20,000
= $40,000
The maximum amount of additional loans the bank in Jamestown can undertake is $40,000.
Since you provide no table, me nor anyone else would not be able to find out his total utility
But if he spends all his income on honey, the most he can buy is :
$16 / 4$ = 4 Jars
That leave either option 1 or option 4 as the answer
Answer:
The land should be recorded in Clairemont Repair Service’s records at $380,000
Explanation:
According to the historical cost principle, the recording of the fixed assets should be recorded at the purchase price or cost price which is to be shown in the assets side under the balance sheet.
So, according to the question, on February 28, the repair service accepted the seller's counteroffer which means that the land was purchased on February 28 for $380,0000. So, by $380,000 amount, the land would be recorded.
Other costs which are mentioned in the question is ignored.
Answer:
a. 3.58
Explanation:
the price earning ratio is obtain with the following formula:

We are given with the market price, now we need to solve for the EPS
with sales and profit margin we solve for net income. then we divide by the shares outstanding to get the EPS
823,000 sales x 4.2 profit margin = 34.566 net income
now we solve for EPS Earning per share:

Now we can sovle for price-earnings ratio

16.50/4.61 = 3,5791 = 3.58
Answer:
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