Answer:
A. Assign one class to each row in a transaction.
C. Assign one class to an entire transaction.
Explanation:
You can use class tracking in QuickBooks to categorize sales and expenses according to different locations, classes or even divisions. E.g. if you are a retailer, you can classify your sales by classes like men's, women's and children clothes. Or you can also track your sales by online sales or sales made on a brick and mortar location.
You can also assign one class to an entire transaction in order to determine if it resulted in a gain or a loss.
Answer:
They are equal
Explanation:
Negative externality is when the benefits of economic activities to third parties is less than its costs.
A tax is levied on negative externality to reduce quantity produced to the social optimal quantity.
If the amount of tax is equal to the amount of total negative externality, then after-tax equilibrium quantity will be equal to social optimal quantity.
If the amount of tax is less than the amount is equal to the amount of total negative externality, then after-tax equilibrium quantity will be greater than the social optimal quantity.
If the amount of tax is greater than the amount is equal to the amount of total negative externality, then after-tax equilibrium quantity will be less than the social optimal quantity.
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Answer: selling agent
Explanation:
A selling agent is an agent who sells a product for an economic agent such as an individual, firm or government and gets commission for the products sold.
Carla's Cards uses a selling agent to sell and market the entire line of greeting cards. It designs promotional plans, sets prices, determines distribution policies, and makes recommendations to Carla on product strategy.
Answer:
3-month real rate: 1.56%
30 years real rate: 4.42%
Explanation:
We will calcualte the future value of the bond and adjust by inflation:
3.months TB:
Principal 100.00
time 1 quarter
rate 0.01085 (4.34% divide into 4 quarter)
Amount 101.09
Adjusted for 2.78 annual inflation
Nominal 101.09
time 1 quarter
Inflation 0.0278/4 = 0,00695
PV 100.39
100.39 / 100 - 1 = 0.39% quarterly rate:
0.39 x 4 = 1.56% real rate.
Because the time is low and difference in rate is lower there is no subtancial difference between the accurate method and the simplier method : nominal - inflation = 4.34 - 2.78 = 1.56
Now we do the same for the 30 years TB
Principal 100.00
time 30.00
rate 0.07330
Amount 834.90
Maturity 834.90
time 30.00
rate 0.0278
PV 366.75
now we calculate the rate:
30√366.75/100 - 1 = 0.04427 = 4.42%
Purchase the machine because the expected rate of return exceeds the interest rate