Answer:
C
Explanation:
This case is en example of Planned, unfunded retention because here the outcome is already known but nothing can be done about it. So this does not affect our managerial and financial decision making.
Unfunded retention is type of retention plan under which losses are paid out of cash flow or out of funds obtained by borrowing
Answer:
$1,258,950 and $5,233,670
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
For cost of goods sold
= Cost of goods sold - beginning inventory overstated + ending inventory overstated
= $1,338,800 - $114,680 + $34,830
= $1,258,950
Since the ending inventory contains the lesser amount so it would be added and the beginning inventory contains larger amount so it would be deducted
For retained earning
= Retained earning - ending inventory
= $5,268,500 - $34,830
= $5,233,670
Answer:
It is capital deepening (D)
Explanation:
Capital deepening typically represents an increase in the capital-labor ratio. This arises when there is infusion of additional capital(e.g technological improvement) into the production processes while work force is either kept constant or cut-down and thereby makes labor to be more productive.
Hence, as the capital-labor ratio increases, the marginal product of labor, i.e. the amount of product that can be produced by supplying one more unit of labor, increases because there are now more units of capital per worker.
