B is the correct answer.
An unfavourable fixed overhead volume variance can be due to all of the following except an increase in utility costs.
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What is utility costs?</h3>
Utilities costs are the price associated with using services including electricity, water, waste removal, heating, and sewage. Throughout the reporting period, expenses are incurred, calculated, and accrued for, or payments are made. The term "Utility Costs" refers to all fees, surcharges, and other expenses related to providing any utilities that are necessary for the Premises, the Premises, or the Improvements, including, but not limited to, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning costs, costs associated with providing gas, electricity, and other fuels or power sources to the Premises, and costs associated with providing water and sewage services to the Premises.
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A and c because jack knows how to do his work
Answer:
$1,952 (Positive NPV)
Explanation:
Year Annual CF ($) PV factor at 10.30% PV of Cash Flow ($)
1 17,000 0.90662 15,413
2 17,000 0.82196 13,973
3 17,000 0.74520 12,668
4 17,000 0.67561 11,485
5 17,000 0.61252 10,413
6 17,000 0.55532 9,441
7 17,000 0.50347 8,559
TOTAL 1.73554 81,952
Net Present Value (NPV) = Present value of annual cash flows - Initial Cost
Net Present Value (NPV) = $81,952 - $80,000
Net Present Value (NPV) = $1,952 (Positive NPV)
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The expansionary fiscal policy will shift the aggregate demand curve from <u>AD0</u> to <u>AD1</u> and equilibrium will move from point <u>a</u> to <u>b</u> if the economy starts below full employment.
<h3>What is the below
full employment?</h3>
Its means when an the short-run real gross domestic product is lower than that same long-run potential real gross domestic product.
Hence, the economic situation will elicit a policy of expansionary fiscal which will affect the aggregate demand graph.
Therefore, the aggregate demand curve from <u>AD0</u> to <u>AD1</u> and equilibrium will move from point <u>a</u> to <u>b</u> if the economy starts below full employment.
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