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Semmy [17]
3 years ago
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what do individual shareholders gain when they buy shares of a company’s stock? a.) they gain partial ownership in the corporati

on. b.) they gain the power to fix company stock prices. c.) they gain the right to decide the business location. d.) they gain discounts on the company’s products.
Business
2 answers:
anastassius [24]3 years ago
5 0
When individual shareholders buy shares of a company's stock, what they gain is A) partial ownership in the corporation. 
AleksandrR [38]3 years ago
3 0
I believe the answer is: A.they gain Partial ownership in the corporation

A stock represent the amount of capital that is owned by the holder of the stock relative to the amount that issued by the company.
The larger the stock that an individual has, the larger his/her ability to influence managerial decision that made by the company.
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                                                  Normal         Special order       Total

Sales Revenue                       $4,580,800         $673,200     $5,254,000

Cost of sales:

Direct materials                      $ 981,600           $158,400       $1,140,000

Direct labor                                613,500              99,000            712,500

Overhead                                  954,000              76,973         1,030,973

Selling expenses                      558,000               84,151             642,151

Administrative expenses          477,000                  890            477,890

Total costs and expenses  $ 3,584,100           $419,414      $4,003,514

Net income                           $ 996,700         $ 253,786     $1,250,486

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a) Data and Calculations:

Annual production capacity = 95,000 units

Actual annual production and sales = 81,800 units

Special order (units) = 13,200

Selling price (normal) = $56 per unit

Special order selling price = $51 per unit

Direct materials                      $ 981,600

Direct labor                                613,500

Overhead                                  954,000

Selling expenses                      558,000

Administrative expenses          477,000

Total costs and expenses  $ 3,584,100

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Sales volume                             81,800                  13,200         95,000

Selling price                                $56                     $51    

Sales Revenue                       $4,580,800         $673,200     $5,254,000

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Direct materials                      $ 981,600           $158,400       $1,140,000

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Overhead                                  954,000              76,973         1,030,973

Selling expenses                      558,000               84,151             642,151

Administrative expenses          477,000                  890            477,890

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Net income                           $ 996,700         $ 253,786     $1,250,486

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