Answer:
The multiple choices missing from the question are:
a. $60,000.
b. $50,000.
c. $57,000.
d. $59,000.
Option D,$59000 is correct
Explanation:
The recorded cost of the equipment is made of purchase cost,the sales tax since it is not recoverable,shipping cost as well as the installation cost.
The recorded cost is computed thus:
Purchase price $50,000
sales tax $4,000
shipping $3,000
installation $2,000
total cost $59,000
The rationale for including shipping and installation costs is that asset cost should include cost of bringing the asset to current location(shipping) and condition(installation)
Answer:
104.6 million
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Free cash flows for 2018 = $58.1 million
Investment in operating capital = $41.1 million
Depreciation expense = $15.5
Taxes on EBIT in 2018 = $20.9 million
Now,
EBIT
= Free Cash Flow + Investment in operating capital + Taxes - Depreciation
on substituting the respective values, we get
EBIT = $58.1 million + $41.1 million + $20.9 million - $15.5
or
EBIT = 104.6 million
Answer:
An express warranty
Explanation:
Express warranties can be made in writing, orally or even inferred by the salesperson's conduct. Even if the salesperson made a mistake by offering an express warranty, it is still valid. An express warranty states that a good or service will specifically be a certain way, or perform in a certain way. When a salesperson shows a model of the good, that is considered a express warranty that the good will be the same as the model.
The answer is a.
It is true that if marginal benefit is less than marginal cost, the output is inefficiently high. <span>Marginal benefit is defined by what a person is ready to give up just having one more unit of a product or goods. On the other hand, marginal cost is defined as the value of what is given up in order to obtain that unit additionally.</span>
Answer: True, Paula and her assistant are using contingency approach.
Explanation: As per the contingency approach every organization is different and require different management ways. Also known as situational approach, contingency approach is a management concept stating that there is no one universally applicable set of management principles.