Answer:
The company should recognize $2,000 in revenue.
Explanation:
The accrual principle in accounting states that revenues should match expenses. While the company received $5,000 in cash from the customer, in the current month, it will only have delivered $3,000 in products. In other words, it will only have incurred in the expenses necessary to deliver those $3,000.
For that reason, for the current month, the company will only recognize $3,000 in revenue, while the following month, it will recognize the remaining $2,000.
Answer:
$1,066.67
Explanation:
Using straight line method, depreciation expense is constant throughout the life of an asset.
Depreciation is calculated as seen below;
Depreciation = Cost of asset - Residual value
= $18,200 - $2,200
= $16,000
Depreciation rate = 1/5 × 100
= 20 percent
Depreciation per year = 20/100 × 16,000
= $3,200
During the year 1, the van operated for four months (Sept, Oct, Nov and Dec)
Depreciation for the four months = 4/12 × 3,200
= $1,066
Answer:
c. Increase by $0.1 trillion
Explanation:
Investment spending Multiplier is a concept in economics that measure how a given change in investment increases output. So if current output of $13.5 trillion must increase to $14 trillion, we employ the multiplier formula to derive what amount of investment spending is needed to get $o.5trillion increase in output.
(change in output)/ (change in investment) = 1/(1-mpc)
Note that mpc means marginal propensity to consume.
Let change in investment = X
change in output = 14 - 13.5 = $0.5trillion
mpc = 0.8
(0.5)/X = 1(1-0,8)
0.5/X = 1/0.2
cross multiply
X = 0.1
Thus the needed change in investment is an increase of $0.1 trillion. In other words, if investment increases by $0.1 trillion, current output will increase from $13.5 trillion to $14 trillion.
Answer:
the exporter can maintain the prices and just expand his fashion line.
Explanation:
Since the euro is weakening to the dollar, it means he gets more profit than before so he could just enjoy the advantage and increase his fashion export line to other markets in the united states that he is not already present in.
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