If a company is studying the decision processes and actions of people who purchase and use products, the company is focusing on

Bonnie is trying to decide between standard repayment and income-based repayment for her $30,000 student loans. Her job pays $29

Vlad [161]

Answer:

Bonnie's monthly payments on the income-based plan will likely be lower than on the standard repayment plan.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

1. What class of airline service is usually offered only on large airplanes?

just olya [345]

I think United airline offer large airplanes

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3 years ago

Stanky Company had the following journal entries related to production for the period Work-in-Process 11,500 Raw Materials 11,50

postnew [5]

Answer:

Stanky Company

The amount that would be reported for 'Adjusted' Cost of Goods Sold is:

= $22,045

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Debit Work-in-Process 11,500

Credit Raw Materials 11,500

Debit Manufacturing Overhead 7,500

Credit Cash and Payables 7,500

Debit Work-In-Process 8,500

Credit Wages Payable 8,500

Debit Work-In-Process 7,200

Credit Manufacturing Overhead 7,200

Debit Finished Goods 24,025

Credit Work-In-Process 24,025

Work-in-Process

Raw Materials 11,500

Wages Payable 8,500

Manufacturing Overhead 7,200

Total $27,200

Finished goods (24,025)

Balance of WIP $3,175

Finished Goods Inventory:

Beginning $1,980

Work-In-Process 24,025

Ending (3,960)

Cost of good sold $22,045

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3 years ago

What is the relationship between the costs of child care and the quality of

vagabundo [1.1K]

While there is an extensive literature on child care quality developed from the perspectives of psychology and education,the study of the cost of child care by economists, and especially the relation between cost and quality of services, is fairly limited.

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3 years ago

Journalize the following transactions for Powell Company using the gross method of accounting for sales discounts. Assume a perp

Marianna [84]

Answer:

Jan 7

Dr Cost of Good Sold 7,860

Cr Inventory 7,860

(to record the cost of good sold)

Dr Account Receivable 13,100

Cr Revenue 13,100

( to record revenue and receivable owed from Stewart)

Jan 13

Dr Sales Returns 2,620

Cr Account Receivable 2,620

(to record sales return from Stewart)

Dr Inventory 2,620

Cr Cost of good sold 2,620

(to record inventory returns and decrease in cost of good sold due to sales return from Stewart)

Jan 18

Dr Cash 10,480

Cr Account Receivable 10,480

( to record full collection from Stewart after 11 days)

* further working note on Jan 18 transaction: As Stewart had return $2,620 sales; the Receivable from Stewart is just $10,480 ( 13,100 - 2,620). Also, the term of receivable is 5/10, n/30; the repayment after 10 days received from Steward is not eligible for discount.

Explanation:

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