Answer: $25000
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Betty made a 20% profit on a residential lot she sold for $30,000. Let the cost price of the property be represented by x.
Therefore, (100% + 20%) of x = $30000. This means that 120% of x = $30000.
120% × x = $30000
1.2x = $30000
x = $30000/1.2
x = $25000
Therefore, the amount paid for the property is $25000
The correct answer is B.) The problem of scarcity does not exist.
Because since it is a 'perfectly competitive' market then scarcity shouldnt exist.
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A check drawn by a credit union on its account at a federally insured bank would be an example of a cashier check. It is a type of check that is being issued by the bank being withdrawn from the own funds of the bank and being signed by the cashier of the bank. These are classified as guaranteed as funds since it is the bank that is held responsible for the payment of the amount. These are usually used in real estate and transactions pertaining to brokerage. This type of check has the name of the bank that issued it in an obvious location and it has improved security features like color shifting ink, security thread and watermarks.
Answer:
Explanation:
If I was Frank I wouldn’t have disclosed the information from one company to the next, it is unethical and with an NDA information shouldn’t be passed on. Even though, it may have been an opportunity for the company he got hired and a threat to the company he disclosed the information from.
Answer:
$2.25 per unit
Explanation:
The computation of the cost per equivalent is shown below:
= Total conversion cost ÷ total units completed
where,
Total conversion cost is
= Beginning work in process conversion cost + cost of conversion added
= $20,250 + 271,125
= 291,375
And, the number of units is
= Units completed + work in process ending inventory units × completion percentage
= 115,700 units + 23,000 units × 60%
= 115,700 + 13,800
= 129,500 units
So, the cost per equivalent unit for conversion cost is
= $291,375 ÷ 129,500 units
= $2.25 per unit
