The correct option is B.
Investment in real estate can be categorized as direct and indirect investment. An indirect investment in real estate is one in which the investor buy shares in a privately or publicly owned company. Indirect real estate property investment give the investors the opportunity to invest in real estate through the mean of buying shares from appropriate institutions.
Answer:
a) $158.41
Explanation:
Unit product cost under absorption costing
= Direct materials + Direct labor + Variable manufacturing overhead + Fixed manufacturing overhead / Total manufactured units
= (214,674 + 121,842 + 243,684 + 319,110) /29,010
= $899,310 / 29,010 unit
= $31 per unit
Ending inventory = $29,010 - $23,900 / $31
= $5110 * 31 per unit
= $158,410
Answer:
100,000 shares and 80,000 shares
Explanation:
Calculation to determine how many shares were issued and outstanding, respectively
The shares that were issued will be 100,000 shares that were sold to the company's founders while the shares outstanding will be 80,000 shares Calculated as :
Shares outstanding=Shares issued -Shares repurchased
Shares outstanding=100,000 shares-80,000 shares
Shares outstanding =80,000 shares
Therefore the Number of shares that were issued and outstanding, respectively are:100,000 shares and 80,000 shares
Answer:
Direct labor cost will be equal to $236000
Explanation:
We have given total manufacturing cost = $450000
Manufacturing overhead totaling is equal to $98000
And direct material totaling is equal to $116000
We have to find the direct labor cost
Direct labor cost is equal to
Direct labor cost = Total manufacturing cost - manufacturing overhead totaling - direct material totaling
= $450000 - $98000 - $116000 = $236000
So direct labor cost will be equal to $236000
Answer: official reserves
Explanation:
The official reserve account is simply part of capital account which has to do with securities and foreign currency that are being held by the central bank of a particular country and which are used to balance payments yearly.
It should be noted that when there's trade surplus, there'll be increase in reserves and when there is a deficit in trade, there'll be decrease in reserves.
