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suter [353]
3 years ago
8

Where do banks get money to lend to borrowers?

Business
1 answer:
PolarNik [594]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

They create the money they lend to borrowers.

Explanation:

:) Let me know if this helps!

(Are you talking about commercial banks?)

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Answer:

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A. Estimated Income Statement for year ended December 31, 2016

Sales Revenue                                           $4,320,000

Cost of goods sold                                      3,062,000

Gross profit                                                $1,258,000

Expenses:

7. Sales salaries and  commissions 326,000

8 Advertising                                      40,000

9 Travel                                               12,000

10 Miscellaneous selling                    34,600

11 Administrative expenses:

12 Office and officers’ salaries       132,000

13 Supplies                                       118,000

14 Miscellaneous administrative      40,400  $703,000

Net income                                                    $555,000

B. Expected Contribution Margin ratio = 25%

C. Break-even sales in units and dollars:

Sales in units:  13,125

Sales in dollars:  $2,100,000

D.  The break-even sales is 13,125 units and $2,100,000

E. The expected margin of safety:

Sales dollars:   $2,220,000

Percentage of Sales: 48.6% ($2,100,000/$4,320,000)

F. Operating leverage: = Contribution/Net operating income

= $1,080,000/$555,000 = 1.95

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

1                                                 Estimated           Estimated

                                                 Fixed Cost     Variable Cost (per unit sold)

2 Production costs:

3 Direct materials                             —                  $46.00

4 Direct labor                                    —                    40.00

5 Factory overhead                $200,000.00          20.00

6 Selling expenses:

7 Sales salaries and

commissions                               110,000.00            8.00

8 Advertising                               40,000.00             —

9 Travel                                        12,000.00             —

10 Miscellaneous selling

expense                                         7,600.00             1.00

11 Administrative expenses:

12 Office and officers’ salaries 132,000.00               —

13 Supplies                                  10,000.00             4.00

14 Miscellaneous administrative

expense                                      13,400.00              1.00

15 Total                                 $525,000.00       $120.00

Selling price per unit = $160

Sales volume = 27,000 units

Sales revenue = $4,320,000 ($160 * 27,000)

Variable production cost = $106 per unit

Total variable production costs = $2,862,000 ($106 * 27,000)

Fixed production cost =                     200,000

Total production cost =                $3,062,000

                                                   Total          Per Unit

Sales revenue =                    $4,320,000    $160

Variable production costs = $2,862,000      106

Variable expenses                     378,000         14

Total variable costs              $3,240,000    $120

Contribution =                       $1,080,000      $40

Contribution margin ratio = 25% ($40/$160 * 100)

Total fixed costs:

Production costs = $200,000

Selling and admin = 325,000

Total fixed costs = $525,000

Break-even point = Fixed costs/Contribution margin per unit

= $525,000/$40 = 13,125

Break-even point in dollars = $525,000/25% = $2,100,000

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8 Advertising                                      40,000

9 Travel                                               12,000

10 Miscellaneous selling

expense                                             34,600 (7,600.00 + (27,000 * 1.00))

11 Administrative expenses:

12 Office and officers’ salaries       132,000

13 Supplies                                       118,000 (10,000.00 + (27,000 * 4.00))

14 Miscellaneous administrative

expense                                          40,400 (13,400.00 + (27,000 * 1.00))

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