Answer:
TOTAL 258,000
TOTAL 258,000
Explanation:
Calculation to reconcile the number of physical units Using the FIFO method
PHYSICAL UNITS
Beginning Inventory 74,000
Units Started 184,000
TOTAL 258,000
PHYSICAL UNITS
Units Completed 164,000
(258,000-94,000)
Ending Inventory 94,000
TOTAL 258,000
Therefore Using the FIFO method to reconcile the number of physical units will give us 258,000 and 258,000
Answer:
b. 8.92%
Explanation:
Calculation for the portfolio expected return
Using this formula
Portfolio expected return = (Stock A allocated fund x Stock A expected return) + (Stock B allocated fund x Stock B expected return)
Let plug in the formula
Portfolio expected return= (54%*8%) + (46%*10%)
Portfolio expected return=0.0432+0.046
Portfolio expected return=0.0892*100
Portfolio expected return =8.92%
Therefore the portfolio expected return will be 8.92%
Answer:
$25
Explanation:
We can calculate intrinsic value by intrinsic formula
Formula : intrinsic Value = (purchased price- current price) x 100
intrinsic Value = (45-44.75) x 100
intrinsic Value = $25
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": both the value of a good to society and the cost to society of making the good.
Explanation:
Price is the monetary value of a good or service that consumers are willing to pay and producers are willing to accept. <em>For companies, it represents the production costs of the good plus the unitary revenue they expect to obtain. For consumers, it is the value they provide to the good offered according to the type of need the good is destined to fulfill.</em>
The answer to the blank space is a contrast effect. A contrast effect is defined as a psychological bias where individuals are prone to evaluating that a stimulus is more positive because a similar stimulus was previously perceived as negative.
This is what is going on with Tom; despite having been presented information by Sam regarding how low taxes in general creates higher tax revenue, Tom still believes that taxing the rich would generate greater tax revenue to reduce the effect of recession.
