Answer:
1. 10 Oct 2018 Inventory $59500 Dr
Accounts Payable $59500 Cr
2. 13 Oct 2018 Accounts Payable $1700 Dr
Inventory $1700 Cr
Explanation:
1. The Textbook store is purchasing the books at $17 per book and in total 3500 books are purchased on credit. So, we debit the inventory account by 59500 (3500 * 17) and credit the Accounts Payable by 59500.
2. This transaction relates to Purchases return which in this case is our inventory of books. Textbook store will record this transaction in its books by debiting the Accounts Payable account by the value of the books returned 1700 (170* 100) and credit its inventory by 1700. The last line pertains to total estimation of sales returns by Piranha so we do not need to consider that while preparing transactions in Textbook store's books.
Answer: A. identifying pricing objectives and constraints
Explanation:
It is in the above mentioned stage of the Price Setting Process that the sales growth rate and business stages are accounted for as constraints or objectives to be met.
In identifying the pricing objectives and constraints, the expected growth rate should be factored in to find out what price the goods can be sold at to ensure that sales grow at the required rate for example.
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If the demand for a good falls by less than the supply of the good rises, then the good’s equilibrium price will fall and its equilibrium quantity will rise.
According to the law of demand indicates that as price increases, consumers are willing and able to purchase less so the quantity demanded will fall and cause the downward sloping demand curve. So when price falls, consumers are willing and able to purchase more.
Answer: Eating out at restaurants
Explanation: People often go out and eat in restaurants instead of cooking their food by themselves, which starts to dig into their savings account.