Answer
scarce/limited in supply. Have money value. Have utility. Are unevenly distributed
Explanation:
one cannot have all economic resources they may want.
you can attach monetary value on them.
are useful and can satisfy a want.
some areas /country have more than others.
Answer:
$6,000 incremental cost
Explanation:
Manufacturing the widgets in-house would be a more cost effective method than buying from Bowden Company.
Direct Costs relating to in-house manufacturing (of 100,000 units) are as follows:
Direct material = $31,000
Direct labour = $29,000
Manufacturing overhead directly related to the manufacture of the widgets: $16,000.
Therefore, total direct costs = $76,000.
Only the portion of manufacturing overhead directly affected by the widget production needs to be account for. This is because manufacturing overhead will be incurred irrespective of whether Mallory Company produces the widget or not. Therefore, manufacturing overhead is not an incremental cost incurred by the widget production, except for the portion directly affected.
Accordingly, producing in-house ($76,000 direct cost) is more cost effective that buying from Bowden Company ($82,000) by $6,000.
The incremental cost if the widgets are bought instead of made is therefore $6,000.
Answer:
Option B. 100, 20
Explanation:
The full list should not be more than 100 because we would not like to have any opportunity/threat having less than 1% contribution so The sum of percentages should be 100.
At least 20 opportunities and threats should be there in the narrow list.
Answer:
the answer is D
Explanation:
it is D because A and E are very wrong and brackrupcy is when you have no money left. C us wrong because there is nothing equal of having not money, B is talking about something else so the only one left is D.
Answer:
As of December 2019, the total amount of currency in the US economy was $1,700 billion, while total checkable deposits as of December 2019 was $2,300 billion.
Explanation:
Total M1 money supply in the US economy as of December 2019 was $4 trillion (as stated by the federal reserve)
M1 money supply includes checkable deposits, paper bills and coins (currency) and travelers' checks.