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Artemon [7]
3 years ago
13

Why are businesses concerned about non renewable resources?

Business
2 answers:
Mars2501 [29]3 years ago
8 0
Because eventually it could run out if not used efficiently 
dalvyx [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Nonrenewable resources are those sources which use is faster than their renovation cycle. It would eventually lead to source extinction. Among common nonrenewable sources, we can identify the oil and natural gas. Businessmen are concerned about nonrenewable sources since there is no scientific method by which those sources can be renewable. The day will come when there will not be more supply of those materials, ending along with it their business days.

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Computation of:

1. Collections from customers

Beginning Accounts Receivable    $615

Net Sales                                       25,118

Less ending accounts receivable    798

Collections from customers   $24,935

2. Payments for merchandise inventory

Beginning Accounts Payable    1,364

Purchases                                18,725

Ending Accounts payable         1,547

Payments                             $18,542

3. Payments of other operating expenses:

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beginning                      851

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Less ending                  938

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Ending cost =       $3,671

Acquisition =         $951

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Beginning  $461

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Ending        $938

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Borrowing    $87

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Retained Earnings $3,784

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Total available       $5,395

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Dividends paid        $374          

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a) Data and Calculations:

Mobile Homes Financial Statements for the years ended December​ 31:

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Income Statement

Net Sales Revenue              $ 25,118      $ 21,893

Cost of Goods Sold                18,074          15,501

Depreciation Expense                271              234

Other Operating Expenses    4,632           4,277

Income Tax Expense                530              482

Net Income                             $ 1,611           1,399

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Accounts Receivable             798              615

Merchandise Inventory       3,483          2,832

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Long-term Liabilities              477             461

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Depreciation     271            234

Cost               4,622         3,671

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They take advantage of this to enter a market when prices are high and economic profit is being made.

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