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3 years ago

What determines our ability to purchase things we want and/or need?

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Our mind when we see something that pleases our mind it's a want, something the mind doesn't crave but knows you need for something is a need

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Answer:

$48,000

Explanation:

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Answer:

Utilities

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expected sales February, 2,000 pairs of shoes at $220 = $440,000

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ending inventory = $18,000 plus 45% of next month's COGS

<h2> <u>Sales budget</u> </h2>

Month January February March

Units 4000 2000 4600

Price $165 $220 $240

Total sales $660,000 $440,000 $1,104,000

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cost of goods sold $495,000 $330,000 $828,000

<u>+ desired ending inventory $166,500 $390,600 ? </u>

Total merchandise required $661,500 $720,600 ?

<u>- beginning inventory ($315,000) ($346,500) ($374,100)</u>

budgeted purchases $346,500 $374,100 ?

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Answer:

I'd say A!

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