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kipiarov [429]
3 years ago
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What are some of the unintended effects of rent control?

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QveST [7]3 years ago
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Answer: . c. More low-income residents are able to find more housing in rent-controlled cities in the long term.

Explanation: Placing a law that keeps rents at stable prices, people with low resources may have more access to obtain a home if rents are not controlled. The offer will be low so prices will be much higher and in this case not everyone will have access to housing

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1. Contribution Margin Income Statement for the year ended December 31, 2019:

Sales Revenue                                                     $1,350,000

Variable production costs:

 Plastic for casing                  $121,500  

 Drum stands                          162,000

Wages of assembly workers  414,000

Total variable prodn. costs           $697,500

Variable selling costs :

Sales commissions                          112,500

Total variable costs                     $810,000             810,000

Contribution                                                          $540,000

Fixed manufacturing costs:

Taxes on factory                              15,000

Factory maintenance                      30,000

Factory machinery depreciation    90,000

Total Manufacturing overhead $135,000              135,000

Fixed selling and administrative costs :

Lease of equipment for sales staff         30,000

Accounting staff salaries                         80,000

Administrative management salaries   160,000

Total fixed selling and admin. costs $270,000    270,000

Operating Profit (Pre-Tax)  Income                       $135,000

Income Tax Expense (Rate = 35%)                           47,250

Net Income                                                             $87,750

2.Computation of Contribution Margin per unit and Contribution Margin Ratio:

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Wages of assembly workers  414,000

Total variable prodn. costs $697,500

Variable selling costs :

Sales commissions                 112,500

Total variable costs            $810,000

Fixed manufacturing costs:

Taxes on factory                              15,000

Factory maintenance                      30,000

Factory machinery depreciation    90,000

Total Manufacturing overhead $135,000

Fixed selling and administrative costs :

Lease of equipment for sales staff         30,000

Accounting staff salaries                         80,000

Administrative management salaries   160,000

Total fixed selling and admin. costs $270,000

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