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3 years ago

How can poor education facilities be improved

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Well, Japan experience the same problem after they lose the world war II. But they managed to revive because they allocate a lot of Government's Budget for educating their future generation. They hire a lot of highly qualified teachers to teach the kids and built a lot of schools with a really good experiment facilities.

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Explanation:

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Since we have indefinite period of time and expected net cash inflow of 107,000$ after first year, where it is expected to grow annually at 3%, we can use following formula:

P V = F V / i-g, where g is annual growth rate of future cash inflow. Therefore, we will have P V = 1,188,888. In order to calculate N P V we need to calculate the difference between P V and initial investments. Finally, we get -411,111.11

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3 years ago

Esteem needs are the highest level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs. True False

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False

Explanation:

Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a motivational theory which passes through five types of needs that are presented below:

1. Physiological needs: These are the needs which are for survival i.e food, cloth, home, air

2. Safety needs: This need represents security and safety with respect to personal, financial, etc.

3. Social needs: These needs depicts that an individual is interested in social groups or not. It helps the person not to feel isolated, alone, etc

4. Esteem needs: The esteem needs represent the respect he or she getting

5. Self-actualization needs: As the name suggests, it is self-actualizing so that the person gets to know about his potential

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3 years ago

The Permanent School Fund distributes money to school districts across the state based on what two factors?

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Answer:

Explaination given below:

Explanation:

The Permanent School Fund distributes money to school districts across the state based on the two factors as follows:

* student attendance

* guaranteed bonds issued by local school boards

The Permanent School Fund was organized in the year around 1854. The central goal of the Permanent School Fund is to support primary as well as secondary schools in the state.

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g Consider the income-expenditure model. Suppose that the marginal propensity to consume is equal to 0.8. A reduction in taxes o

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increase by 400 billion dollars

Explanation:

marginal propensity to consume = mpc

tax multiplier = -mpc/1-mpc

from our question we were given mpc to be 0.8

-0.8/1-0.8

= -0.8/0.2

= -4

change in output = -4(-100)

= 400 billion dollars

for a $100 tax decrease, output will increase by $100 billion x 4

= $400 billion

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3 years ago

Prepare journal entries to record each of the following sales transactions of a merchandising company. The company uses a perpet

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Answer: please find the explanation column for answers

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journal entry to record the sales transaction of a merchandising company:

Date Account Debit Credit

Apr 1 Account receivables $5,400

Sales $5,400

To record cost of goods sold

Apr 1 Cost of merchandise sold $3,240

Merchandise inventory $3,240

2. To record sales return of goods.

Date Account Debit Credit

Apr 4 Sales Return $620.00

Account Receivable $620.00

Cost of merchandised returned

Apr 4 Merchandise Inventory $372.00

Cost of Goods Sold $372.00

3.To Record Sales made from merchandise

Date Account Debit Credit

Apr 8 Account Receivable $2,200.00

Sales $2,200.00

To Record cost of merchandise Sold

Apr 8 Cost of Goods Sold $1,540.00

Merchandise Inventory $1,540.00

4.Journal to record payment received from sales of merchandise

Date Account Debit Credit

Apr 11 Cash $4,780.00

Account receivable $4,780.00

Calculation

Amount due from Apr 1 st sale less than return on April 4 =Account receivables - Sales Return= $5,400- $620=$4,780.00

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