Answer:
The expected cash receipts during September are 40% of the sale in September and 60% of the sales in August.
Explanation:
25% of the credit sales are collected in the month of the sale, this is (25% x 0.8) 20% of the sales are collected in the month of the sale.
20% of the sales are for cash.
Therefore 60% of the sales are collected in the next month.
The expected cash recceipts during the month of the sale (September) are
40% (20% of collected sales and 20% of the sales are for cash) of the sale in September and 60% of the sales in August.
Answer:
supply increase government expenditures
Explanation:
When there is unemployment, the active stabilisation policy of the government would be to increase money supply. This is known am expansionary fiscal policy.
Money supply can be increased through an increase in government expenditure.
For example, if the government decides to increase money supply by building a road, labour and engineers would have to be employed to carry out the project, this would reduce unemployment.
The other options reduce money supply. They are known as contractionary fiscal policy.
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Answer:
D. Digby will actually issue stock totaling $2,694,750.
Explanation:
The fact that the restaurant in order to increase the budget, <span> pares down the menu so that there is less spoilage and the management dismisses the busboys, buys an inferior quality of meat and fish and fires several waiters and waitresses and increases the workload of those who remain means that the management of the restaurant uses downsizing.
</span><span>The term downsizing means reducing the number of employees on the operating payroll.</span>
Answer:
$56,500
Explanation:
Manufacturing overhead refers to indirect factory-related costs incurred when a product is manufactured.
To calculate the balance in the Manufacturing Overhead account, we will add the beginning balance to the indirect materials to production and indirect factory labor cost.
June 2: Issued $500 of indirect materials to production.
June 13: Incurred $15,000 of indirect factory labor cost.
= $41,000 + $500 + $15,000
= $56,500
The balance in the Manufacturing Overhead account following these transactions will be $56,500.