Answer:
The correct answer is: services.
Explanation:
Services can be defined as economic activities that produce intangible and non-physical products. For instance, education, health, tourism, hospitality, etc.
Services cannot be stored in inventory. They are produced and consumed at the same time. They cannot be produced in advance to be used in the future.
The FOMC buys and sells government securities to set the money supply<span>. The is process is called </span>open market operations<span>. The government securities that are used in </span>open market operations<span> are Treasury bills, bonds and notes. ... To increase the</span>money supply<span> in the </span>market<span>, the FOMC will purchase securities from banks.</span>
Answer: B. Quality function deployment
Explanation:
Quality function deployment is a very useful process to the manufacturing, healthcare and service industry that was introduced in the 1960s in Japan. It refers to the process of converting the needs and requirements of customers for a good generated by market research to actionable plans and specification that engineers can then use to create the product in question and thus satisfy the need of the customer.
Answer: The answer is b. Reduce output in the short run.
Explanation: In production, to determine the quantity of products to supply, the demand of the consumer plays a very vital role. This is because the consumer demand will determine the price at which a company will sell its products.
In the case of Techno above, they would do well to reduce the output in the short run, since demand has reduced, pending when the demand increases. This is because if they maintain their current output of 3000 TV sets per week, they will sell less units and their revenue (price x quantity sold) will be lower than their cost and this will lead to them incurring loss.
So until the recession scare passes, output should be reduced in the short run.
Answer:
a. Debit Retained earnings $53,200; credit Dividends $53,200.
Explanation:
When we close the journal entries, we close all the temporary accounts such as revenues, expenses, and dividends. Closing means the balance of revenues, expenses, and dividends will be "0". To make "0" balance of any temporary accounts, we have to reverse the balance as normal balance. For example - Service revenue is a credit balance. If we close it, we have to make service revenue as a debit account. Similarly, to close the dividends account,
The journal entry to record the closing of dividends is -
Retained earnings (Debit)
Dividends (Credit)
