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RoseWind [281]
3 years ago
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Scenario: Over the last several months, there has been a rapid increase in the number of loans that banks have provided for mort

gages and small businesses. This change has raised concerns for the Fed. Today, the Fed has announced an increase in the interest rates that it is charging banks. In this scenario, what is the Fed trying to do by increasing interest rates? Check all that apply. decrease the amount of money that banks have to lend increase the money supply for banks reduce the amount of available credit discourage consumer borrowing by increasing interest rates on loans encourage banks to loan more money
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zavuch27 [327]3 years ago
6 0
I just did this one and I got it right! 1,3,4 :)
Svetllana [295]3 years ago
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Its 1,3,4 I just did the problem
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<h3>What would lead to either a upward or downward pressure on price?</h3>

There is an upward pressure on price if demand increases or supply reduces. There is a downward pressure on price if demand decreases or supply increases.

As a result of the slit, there would be an increase in the supply of cotton. This would lead to an downward pressure on price. The mad cow disease would lead people to demand less beef. This would lead to an downward pressure on price. The extreme weather would lead to people not coming for the game. This would lead to an downward pressure on price.

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Decide whether each scenario would lead to upward or downward pressure on the equilibrium price for each good in bold font.

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Credit Sales Salaries Payable $1,800

To record accrued sales salaries.

Debit Selling expense $2,900

Credit Prepaid selling expense $2,900

To record expired selling expense.

Debit Cost of goods sold $5,300

Credit Merchandise Inventory $5,300

To record determined shrinkage in merchandise inventory.

b) Closing Journal Entries:

Debit Sales revenue $ 609,000

Credit Sales returns and allowances $21,500

Credit Sales discounts $7,000

Credit Income summary $580,500

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Debit Income Summary $526,000

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Cost of goods sold             $257,300

Sales salaries expense          69,800

Utilities expense                    25,000

Selling expenses                   48,900

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Credit Retained Earnings $54,500

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Credit Dividends $53,000

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Merchandise inventory         $ 40,000

Prepaid selling expenses           7,600

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Sales                                                      $ 609,000

Sales returns and allowances 21,500

Sales discounts                          7,000

Cost of goods sold               252,000

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Selling expenses                   46,000

Administrative expenses    125,000

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Dividends                                 53,000

Sales Salaries Payable                                   1,800

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Sales returns and allowances 21,500

Sales discounts                          7,000

Cost of goods sold               257,300

Sales salaries expense          69,800

Utilities expense                    25,000

Selling expenses                   48,900

Administrative expenses    125,000

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