Option D, These countries experience diminishing returns to physical capital per worker with technology and human capital per worker being fixed
Explanation:
The curve which represents the relationship between physical capital per employee and production per employee illustrates the value of human capital per employee and technologies.
Both Albernia and Brittania have decreasing returns on physical capital as the same incremental rises in physical capital per employee in both countries — continuous job retention in human capital and technology — will lead in smaller and less actual GDP changes per employee.
So, Both human capital per worker and technology are held fixed. Yes, there are diminishing returns.
Answer:
$5,000
Explanation:
Under the accrual accounting method, revenue is recognized and recorded in the books once the recognition criteria is met i.e once the goods or service has been delivered.
Under this system as well expenses are recorded once incurred.
As such, the time of cash payment does not affect the recognition of revenue. When revenue is earned and cash is yet to be paid, the entries required are debit accounts receivable and credit revenue.
On payment of cash, the entries are posted between cash and accounts receivables.
Answer:
The first step in operating cycle would be to purchase inventory from vendors.
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
The steps involved in operating cycle includes:
1. Purchase of inventory from vendors
2. Sale of goods to customers
3. Recording of sales in accounts
4. Collection of cash from customers
Answer:
1) assuming that the credit card company's payments are immediate (1 business day)
April 30,2015, net credit and debit card sales
Dr Cash 13,580
Cr Sales revenue 13,580
2) assuming that the credit card company's payments are immediate (1 business day)
April 30,2015, gross credit and debit card sales
Dr Cash 13,580
Dr Credit card fees 420
Cr Sales revenue 14,000
Answer:
$68,000
Explanation:
The long-term note payable is a debt that is formally established through a written agreement. An example of long-term note payable is a bank loan.
When the principal and the interests of a long-term note are paid, they represent Cash outflows from the business and are recorded in the Cashflow Statement. However, their treatments are different. Another way to put it is that they bring a reduction in the cash of the organisation.
The $68,000 principal amount paid is an outflow from the company that is recorded in the financing activity section of the Cash Flow Statement
The Interest of $5,440 is also an outflow from the business but it is reported in the operating activity section of the Cash Flow Statement. The reason for its report is that it is actually reported in the Organisation's Statement of Income as an expense for the year. It, therefore, qualifies as an operating activity expense or outflow.
