They are known as premium payments.
Answer:
See below.
Explanation:
Contribution margin income statement is as follows,
Sales (4,550*305) 1,387,750
Less: Variable costs
Plastic for casting 127,400
Wages 423,150
Drum Stand 168,350
Variable selling 118,300
Contribution 550,550
Less: Fixed costs
Taxes on factory 9,500
Maintenance 19,000
Depreciation 79,000
Lease of equipment 19,000
Accounting staff 69,000
Admin staff 149,000
Profit before tax 206,050
Tax @ 40% 82,420
Profit after tax 123,630
Contribution margin per unit can be calculated as,
Contribution margin / unit = Total contribution / Number of units
Contribution Margin / unit = 550,550 / 4550 = $121/unit
Contribution margin % = 121/305 = 39.6%
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Answer:
The workers will only produce oranges.
Explanation:
'Opportunity cost' is an important concept which shows the relationship between choice and scarcity. For example: One can spend money and time on one thing at a time but loses the opportunity do perform the other things, which would be his opportunity cost. Like you take a vacation for the money you have but the opportunity cost is not having a new car.
Relative price is the price of one commodity in terms of another. In the given situation, opportunity cost of an apple is 3 oranges and relative price of apple is 3, so the workers will produce only oranges, as it will be more profitable.
Answer:
$600,000
Explanation:
Calculation for how much goes to the preferred stockholders
Using this formula
Preferred stockholders=Number of preferred shares outstanding * Preferred stock par value * Percentage of Annual dividend
Let plug in the formula
Preferred stockholders=50,000 x $100 x 0.12
Preferred stockholders= $600,000
Therefore If dividend is paid the amount of $600,000 goes to the preferred stockholders
Answer:
a. The value of shareholder's equity account for this firm is $16,600.
b. The net working capital for Wims Inc. is $1,500.
a. We start off by looking at the Accounting Identity:
Since
and
We can rewrite this accounting identity as follows:
----- (1)
Plugging in the values from the question in (1) above we get,
b. The formula for Net Working Capital is: