When there are less sellers, the demand curve shifts to the right.
As a result, price increases and quantity decreases.
Explanation:
Say there’s two gas stores. One shuts down. The gas store that is still opened will gain all of the shut down gas store’s business. This means there will be a high demand and the curve shifts right. Because of the high demand, there will be a decrease in goods available (quantity decrease). With limited goods, the gas store will have no choice but to raise the price.
Complete Question:
Fair Value Adjustment Journal General Computation of fair value adjustment. Fair Value Adjustment Computation - Available for Sale Portfolio Cost Fair ValueUnrealized Verrizano Corporation bonds payable Preble Corporation notes payable Lucerne Company common stock Total $ 66,500 S 61,900 46,400 85,100 $ 208,400 $ 193,400 54,000 87,900 Fair Value Adjustment General Journal
Answer:
Dr Unrealized loss — Equity $15,000
Cr Available-For-Sale Securities $15,000
Explanation:
The difference of the cost and fair value of the portfolio gives us the loss of $15,000 which must be accounted for in accounting books as under:
Dr Unrealized losses $15,000
Cr Available-For-Sale Securities $15,000
Answer:
It is more profitable to sell te products as-is.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Sell as-is:
Selling price= $31
Continue processing:
Selling price= $35
Unitary incremental cost= $8
Units= 6,100
<u>The firsts $5,200 is a sunk cost, this means that the cost will remain the same in both options. It is irrelevant to the decision-making process.</u>
Sell as-is:
Effect on income= 6,100*31= $189,100
Continue processing:
Effect on income= 6,100*(35-8)= $164,700
It is more profitable to sell te products as-is.