Answer: B. : a healthy cash reserve
Explanation:
For the company to be able to declare a Dividend, it's cash reserve needs to be healthy. For this to happen use the following formula;
Free cash balance = Available cash balance - Current Liabilities payable
= 827,000 - 436,000
= $391,000
After taking out the money that will be needed to pay the Current Liabilities, there would be an insufficient balance to pay off the Dividends of $400,000.
Their cash reserve is not healthy enough for the dividends to be declared.
Answer:
$71,774 million
Explanation:
Given that,
Beginning retained earnings = $71,993 million
Net income = $7,215 million
Dividends = $7,448 million
Other transactions = $14 million
Balance of retained earnings at the end of the year:
= Beginning retained earnings + Net income - Dividends + Other transactions
= $71,993 million + $7,215 million - $7,448 million + $14 million
= $71,774 million
Therefore, the balance of retained earnings at the end of the year is $71,774 million.
Answer:
4
Explanation:
Given:
A company employs two office assistants for every nine architects and
ratio is given = 2:9
Question asked:
How many new office assistants will it need to hire as it plans to hire eighteen new architects = ?
Solution:
Let ratio of new office assistants = 
Ratio of two office assistants for every nine architects = 2:9
By using formula of ratio and proportion:
Ratio of two office assistants for every nine architects : : ratio of new office assistants for eighteen new architects,
2 : 9 : :
: 18

By cross multiplication,

Dividing both side by 9,

Thus, 4 new office assistants will it need to hire.
Answer: marketing tactics
Explanation:
Answer:
a. equal to its marginal cost and grant a subsidy to cover the loss
Explanation:
In a competitive market there is allocative efficiency non fixing of prices.
The price of commodity is equal to it's marginal cost.
A socially optimal level of output is produced thereby demand will equal marginal cost.
A monopolist however will not set price that is equal to marginal cost normally. Instead they will less goods at a higher cost and charge higher price on it.
If a government wants to regulate a monopoly the best option will be for the monopolist to set a price equal to its marginal cost and government grant a subsidy to cover the loss