Answer:
the requirements are missing, so I looked for them:
- a. Money supply.
- b. Deposits.
- c. Total reserves.
- d. Excess reserves.
a. $0
the coins are part of M1 money supply already, so it will not change it.
b. $3,000.
the DMV should deposit the pennies in their account account, therefore, total bank deposits will increase by 300,000¢
/100 = $3,000
c. $3,000
since bank deposits increase by $3,000, total reserves also increase by $3,000
d. $2,790
excess reserves = total reserves - required reserve ratio = $3,000 - ($3,000 x 7%) = $2,790
Answer: construction receivable
Explanation:
Accounts receivable management involves improving the collection process for efficiency, identifying the reasons for nonpayment and being proactive in reminding clients about their overdue accounts.
Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
In simple words, Regardless of the expense of making guitars, the technique reduces the total cost of manufacturing a instrument. Phoenix would be in the production business of instruments, not pickups.
The target of this technique is therefore the entire guitar, not really the pickups. The smaller the process of manufacturing their instruments, the better manoeuvrability they have on the market. When they have reduced costs, they may change rates downwards in order to capture further market penetration.
Answer:
Option D) $54.400
Explanation:
When a company disposes a capital asset, the cost of the asset it's the remanent value, that is the difference between the original cost less the accumulated depreciation, in this case $170.000 minus $109.000, remanent value is $61.000.
This value it's the cost of sale and the price it's $50.000 , the result of this transaction it's a loss of ($11.000) so the after-tax cash inflow it's ($4.400).
The total Cash Inflow it's the sum of $50.000 (gained from the sale) and the save on taxes for $4.400, because of the loss I get a payback on taxes, the total is $54.400.
Control of money supply.
The main function of Federal Reserve is to conduct the monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions.