Answer:
True
Explanation:
The reason is that the opening inventory value of year 2 is the closing amount of the year 1. Its similar to the closing cash amount left in till at the end of year 1 is the opening amount at the year 2. So the opening inventory of year 2 is closing inventory of year 1. This means the closing inventory of year 1 has decreased by $10,000.
As we know that:
Cost of goods sold = Op. Inventory + Purchases - Cl. Inventory
This means if the closing amount increases the cost of goods decreases and in the given scenario the closing inventory of year 1 has been decreased which means that the cost of goods sold has increased which will decrease the profit. And if the profit decreases then:
Earning per share = Profit after tax (Decreased) / Number of share (Same)
As the profit has decreased the earning per share will also decrease.
Answer:
A) Increase by 50 million
Explanation:
A is correct.
Below is the current account balance calculation
CA = Sp -I + (T-G- R)
CA stands for Current account balance
Sp stands for Private sector savings
I is Investments, T = Taxes
G represents government spending's, whereas R = Transfers
CA = -25-(-25) + ( 100-50-0 ) = 50, increase by 50 million euro
I cannot write the entire essay for you, but here are some differences:
Command Economy: production and prices are controlled by the government
In a free market, consumers' demand determine what is/should be made and how much to charge.
Answer: The answer has been attached.
Explanation:
The journal is an accounting book that is used to record the transactions that take place in a business.
The entry to retire the bonds have been recorded. It should be noted that the bonds payable and the premium on
the bonds payable are debited while
the gain on the retirement of bonds and cash was credited.
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Answer:
E. $41.69
Explanation:
We know,
Value of stock (
) = 
[In case of constant growth model]
= Next year or expected dividend
= required rate of return
g = growth rate = 5.50%
However, as there is no information regarding expected dividend, we will use the alternative formula to calculate the stock's expected price 3 years from today.
= × 
Here, current stock price, = $35.50
Therefore, = $35.50 × 
= $35.50 × 1.1742
Stock's expected price 3 years from now = $41.69 (rounded to two decimal places)
Therefore, option E is the answer.
