Answer:
The amount of cash paid to suppliers of merchandise during the reporting period is $31
Explanation:
Inventory beginning balance is $90, ending balance is $93
Account payables beginning balance is $14, ending balance is $16
Cost of goods sold is $30
Using T accounts: Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory = Cost of Goods Sold.
Therefore Purchases = Cost of Sales - Beginning Inventory + Ending Inventory
Purchases = 30-90+93 = 33
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In the Accounts Payable Account
Opening balance and Credit purchases are on the credit side, while payment to suppliers and closing balance are on the debit side
Therefore: Opening balance + Purchases during the period = Payments during the period + closing balance.
Hence: 14+33= payments during the period + 16
Payments during the period = 14+33 - 16 = $31
Answer:
$88.75
Explanation:
Customer World expects the credit card company to deposit funds in their business account for their sales where a customer uses a credit card to pay. If Customer World earned $90 from a sale and the transaction fee was $1.25, the Customer World should expect $88.75 to be deposited into his business bank account by the credit card company.
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Answer:
$27.33
Explanation:
For computing the one share of the common stock after six years from now first, we have to determine the price of the common stock which is shown below
Price of the common stock = Next year dividend ÷ (Required rate of return - growth rate)
= $2.05 ÷ (11.2% - 2.50%)
= $23.56
The growth rate is
= ($2.05 - $2) ÷ ($2)
= 2.50%
Now the one share of the common stock after six years is
= $2 × 1.025^7 ÷ (11.2% - 2.50%)
= 2.3773715073 ÷ 8.7%
= $27.33
Answer:
a. $700,000
86%
c. No
Explanation:
a. Jacobs will earn $700,000 per year. This equals the normal salary for a designer, $100,000, plus the economic rent he collects for his special talent, $600,000.
6/7 or 0.857 or 86% of his salary is thus economic rent. This is found by 600,000/700,000
b. The answer is No. If Jacobs’s employer withholds some of the additional revenue it takes in as a result of hiring him, some other advertising company will offer him a higher salary and still manage to earn an economic profit. Bidding for Jacobs will continue until firms are indifferent between paying him $600,000 and hiring any other designer for $100,000.
I believe your answer is “D”
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