Answer:
-$27,800
Explanation:
When the inventory closing balance is overstated, the cost of goods sold is understated and as such the net income which is posted to the retained earnings will be overstated
. When an expense is overstated, the net income is understated and so is the retained earnings.
The net overstatement of inventory across the two periods
= $58,500 - $10,500
= $48,000
The net overstatement of depreciation across the two periods
= $24,800 - $4,600
= $20,200
Adjustments to retained earnings
= - $48,000 + $20,200
= -$27,800
Answer:
Productive; Allocative
Explanation:
The production possibility frontier shows the various combinations of two products that a limited resource.can produce.
So in competitive markets any choice along the PPF shows productive efficiency (where increased production of one good leads to reduced production of the other).
A specific choice by society on the PPF is allocatively efficient (concerned with consumer satisfaction, consumers choose which good will most satisfy them).
To get the break-even point, the Total Cost must equal to
the Total Revenue or Profit. The Total Cost is the sum of Fixed Costs and
Incremental Costs. Fixed costs are depreciation, advertising and insurance which
is equal to $5,871 per month. Incremental Costs are weed and feed materials,
direct labor, and fuel which is equal to $32 per lawn. The Marginal Revenue is
equal to $89 per lawn. Letting “N” to be the break-even point in number of
lawns, the break-even equation becomes: $5,871 + $32N = $89N. Then calculating
N, the break-even number of lawns is equal to 103.
All the options given above about ESOP are TRUE. ESOP is an acronym for Employee Stock Ownership Plan. ESOP is an employee benefit plan designed as an investment stock shares in the sponsoring employer's company. In this type of arrangement, the company has the liberty to transfer the company to its employees at its own discretion. ESOP is only practicable in companies whose pre-tax profits is greater than $100,000 and whose employees are at least twenty in number.
The global economy of the 21st century can be summarized as: <span>an economic system that is more favorable for international business. Trade and imports are at an all time high, especially into the United States from places like China, Japan, and Hong Kong.</span>
