Answer:
$100,000 is accounted in first quarter GDP as change in inventory
Explanation:
Changes in inventory is accounted in the current period GDP as it is an investment. It is a part of gross private investment of GDP. Changes in inventory happens when closing inventory differs from opening inventory.
When sales are more than goods produced, it indicates that the company has purchased its own inventory for investment purpose.
In this case $100,000 inventory in quarter 1 would be included in quarter 1 GDP as part of private investment.
Answer:
Assets: increase by 19,500,000
Liablities: increase by 19,500,000
Equity: no effect
Explanation:
cash proceeds: 19,500,000
face value: 20,000,000
discount 500,000
As the bonds issued were sold below par there is a discount.
the entry will be:
cash 19,500,000
discount on BP 500,000
bonds payable 20,000,000
This will generate an increase on assets for 19,500,000
and increase liablities for 19,500,000
The issuance of bonds do not generate revenues or expenses. So the equity remains unchanged-
C. $1,000
$1 and average total costs of $3 when it produces 500 units of output. the firm's total fixed costs equal 1,000 dollars.
Answer: $12,900
Explanation:
Given that,
sold gift cards in January = $12,900
sold gift cards in February = $19,950
sold gift cards in March = $19,800
During 2018, gift card redemptions were:
January = $8,400
February = $5,700
March = $5,550
Revenue recognized in 2018 with respect to January gift card sales:
= Gift card redemption in January + Gift card breakage
= $8,400 + ($12,900 - $8,400 )
= $8,400 + $4,500
= $12,900
Out of this $8,400 will be gift card redemption and $4,500 gift card breakage.