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4 years ago

Unavoidable fixed costs are __________.

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allsm [11]4 years ago

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Answer:

Irrelevant to the decision of whether to discontinue a product line because they will not differ between alternatives.

Explanation:

Unavoidable fixed costs can be defined as the costs that is sustained by an organization irrespective of if an activity is carried out or not.

Unavoidable costs are the costs that are encountered by a lot of businesses, this cost cannot be prevented even though production activities in the company are suspended in the short-run. These fixed costs are unavoidable and uncontrollable.

Unavoidable fixed costs is as a result of the various risks incurred by an organization inorder to stay relevant in the market. Example of unavoidable costs include tax payment, rental payments.

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2 years ago

Due to ____, market forces should realign the cross exchange rate between two foreign currencies based on the spot exchange rate

aksik [14]

Answer:

Triangular Arbitrage

Explanation:

Arbitrage is the financial practice in which the prices of two or more different markets are taken advantage of to make profit as a result of tthe imbalance in the prices of the markets.

Also known as 3 point or cross currency arbitrage, Triangular arbitrage is the taking advantage/ exploiting of the pricing differences between 3 currencies on the foreign exchange market.

Simply put, triangular arbitrage is a situation in which the exchange rates between 3 currencies are not the same.

Triangular arbitrage is difficult to come by as it requires very advanced computer systems to detect and take advantage of.

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3 years ago

17. Use the table below to draw a component bar chart and multiple bar chart. Maize (tons) Millet (tons) Rice (tons) 60 20 20 70

Nat2105 [25]

See attachment for the component bar chart and the multiple bar chart

<h3>How to draw the bar charts?</h3>

The table of values is given as:

Maize (tons) Millet (tons) Rice (tons) Year

60 20 20 2012

70 30 10 2013

20 45 70 2014

40 80 50 2015

35 40 60 2016

<u>The component bar chart</u>

Here the bars of each year are stacked upon one other for each year

i.e. the bar chart will look as follows

Maize

Millet

Rice

Year

Next, we enter the values on the table of values in a graphing tool

See attachment for the component bar chart

<u>The multiple bar chart</u>

Here the bars of each year are stacked upon one other for each year

i.e. the bar chart will look as follows

Maize Millet Rice

Year

Next, we enter the values on the table of values in a graphing tool

See attachment for the multiple bar chart

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2 years ago

Kraven Corp. borrows $100,000 by signing on a 1-year, 8% promissory note from General Finance Company and assigns $120,000 of it

Aleks [24]

Answer and Explanation:

The journal entry is shown below:

Cash Dr $98,800

Finance charge Dr ($120,000 × 1%) $1,200

To Liability - Financing Arrangement $100,000

(being receipts of cash is recorded)

Here cash and finance charge is debited as it increased the assets and expenses and liability is credited as it also increased the liabilities. Also, the cash & expenses contains normal debit balance and liabilities contains normal credit balance

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3 years ago

MC Qu. 11-62 The following data are taken from the stockholders'... The following data are taken from the stockholders' equity s

Nesterboy [21]

Answer:

On average the firm issued shares at $15 dollars each

Explanation:

the treasury stock are purchased at the market price which is not the same as the issuance price thus, we ignore it.

the company issued 33,600 shares with par value of $10

from which it has $168,000 additional paid-in

In total: 33,600 x $10 = 336,000

Total paid-in 504,000

504,000 / 33,600 = <em>$15</em>

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4 years ago