Answer:
Title 1 is "careers" and title 2 is "jobs"
Explanation:
Answer: 33.3%
Explanation: The predetermined overhead rate allocates the manufacturing overhead to products. This is based on an estimate, as it is done at the beginning of the financial year. It uses an allocation base, which is usually a cost driver. A cost driver is a type of activity that causes a change in the cost of said activity. Examples of cost drivers usually used are: direct labour hours or machine hours.
The formula for calculating the predetermined overhead rate is:
Total estimated overhead costs ÷ total estimated overhead allocation base (estimated direct labour costs is used)
300 000 ÷ 900 000 = 0.33333 × 100 = 33.3%
Answer:
d) The change to the equilibrium price of French chocolate souffle is ambiguous and the equilibrium quantity of French chocolate souffle falls
Explanation:
Inferior goods are those goods whose demand falls with the rise in the income of the consumer.
As per the given case, French chocolate souffle is an inferior good. When income of the consumer rises, his demand for French chocolate souffle will fall.
Similarly, when producers of such an inferior good decrease, the supply of French chocolate souffle shall fall.
With respect to the original equilibrium level, the demand curve shall experience a leftward shift i.e decrease whereas the supply curve too experiences a leftward shift i.e supply falls.
At the new equilibrium level, definitely the equilibrium quantity shall fall, but the change in equilibrium price cannot be ascertained as per the given information.
Answer: <em><u>16.5% is the average tax rate that will result in a 10 percent increase in tax revenues.</u></em>
Explanation:
This is an example of static forecasting since no time parameter is involved.
Now,
Let initial revenue be "R" ,
"n" be no. of taxpayer
∴ R= 65000×0.15×n
R +0.1R= 65000×rate×n
Using the above two equation, we'll get ;
<u><em>r = 16.5%</em></u>
