Answer:
a. Supplies Expense $3,700Supplies $3,700
Explanation:
The entries required when supplies are purchased is
Debit Supplies account
Credit cash/accounts payable
At the point of use of these supplies, the entries required are
Debit Supplies expense account
Credit supplies account
Hence the supplies used
= $5,000 - $1,300
= $3,700
Entries to be posted to adjust
Debit Supplies expense account $3,700
Credit supplies account $3,700
Answer:
To the first question: C) C. There has been economic growth in our society.
To the second question: E). Economics.
Explanation:
To the first question:
A is false because there has been several recessions in the past 100 years
B is false because markets have failures, causing the recessions mentioned above.
D is false because there are still poor countries, and the concept of "invisible hand" isn't properly explained
To the second question:
The field of economics is the most accurate description of what the researchers are focusing.
En option A they talk about the monetary variable and status of the GDP (recession is associated as decreasing in GDP)
Option B talks about the markets.
C outright spells "economic"
D "the invisible hand" is a concept invented by Adam Smith, the father of modern economics
Answer: Tangshans required rate of return according to CAPM= 3+1.2*(8-3)
R=9%
Intrinsic Value= 5.5*1.05/0.09-0.05= $144.375
Stock is Overvalued as its intrinsic value is $144.375 but it is selling in the market for $160
Explanation:
Answer:
Debit Credit
Cash 1,000,000
Note receivable 1,000,000
Cash 70,000
Interest receivable 70,000
Explanation:
At December 31 2021 it would be the end of maturity of the 2 year note so the note would be have to be paid in full, so Heinlein assoc will receive $1,000,000 in cash for the note. Also because it is the end of the year they will also receive 7% interest which is (0.07*1,000,000)= 70,000
The Heinlein Assoc will debit cash by 1,000,000 and credit the note receivable by the same amount and they will debit 70,000 cash and credit interest receivable by 70,000.
B. As an addition to the face amount of the bonds
