What is the process of moving agricultural products from the source of production to the end consumer?

Hugh, Frank, and Luis are the only three buyers of gold in a small mining town. Their inverse demand functions for gold are as f

saveliy_v [14]

Answer:

Explanation:

Hugh p= 480 - 48Qh

Frank p= 80 - 8Qf

Louis p= 20 - 2Ql

1. price of an ounce of gold = $20

Hugh will demand: 20 = 480 - 48Qh; Qh = 460/48 = 9.58 ounce

Frank will demand: 20 = 80 - 8Qf; Qf = 60/8 =7.5 ounce

Louis will demand: 20 = 20 - 2Ql; Ql = 0 ounce

Total demand = 9.58+7.5+0=17.08 ounce

2. quantity demanded of gold in this market is 16.50

Hugh Demand function: p=480-48Q , Q=10-p/48

Frank Demand function: p=80-8Q , Q= 10-P/8

Lius Demand function: p=20-2Q , Q= 10-p/2

Hugh will demand 0 quantity at , p=480-48*0 = $480

Frank will demand 0 quantity at , P=80-8*0 = $80

Lius will demand 0 quantity at , p=20-2*0 = $20

So when Price is between 80 to 480 only Hugh will participate in market. The demand function will be Q= 10-P/48

When Price is between 20 to 80 only Hugh and Frank will participate in market. The demand function will be Q=10-p/48 + 10-P/8 = 20-7p/48

When Price is between 0 to 20 all three will participate in market. Hence demand function will be Q=20 - 7p/48 + 10 - p/2 = 30 - 31p/48

When Demand is 16.5 ounce and if Price is between 80 to 480, then 16.5=10-P/48

P/48=-6.5

This is not possible

When Demand is 16.5 ounce and if Price is between 20 to 80, then

16.5=20-7p/48

7p/48 = 20-16.5

p = 48*3.5/7 = $24

Market price of an ounce of gold must be $24

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4 years ago

Classify each of the following financial statement items based upon the major balance sheet classifications. select a major bala

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Answer:

Prepaid Advertising - Current Asset

Equipment - Property, Plant, and Equipment

Trademarks - Intangible Assets

Salaries and Wages payable - Current Liabilities

Income Tax payable - Current Liabilities

Retained Earnings - Stockholder's Equity

Account Receivable - Current Assets

Land (Held for future use) - Long term Investment

Patents - Intangible Asset

Bonds Payable - Long term Liability

Common Stock - Stockholder's Equity

Accumulated Depreciation - Property, Plant, and Equipment

Unearned sales revenue - Current Liability

Explanation:

Balance Sheet of a company has different heads under which items are classified according to their nature. The major account heads for classification are Assets, Liabilities and Equity.

Prepaid Advertising and Account receivable are classified as current asset because this is expected to be used within a year.

Equipment is classified as Long term asset under the head, Property, Plant and Equipment. The equipment has estimated useful life more than a year then it is classified as Long term asset.

Trademarks and patents are classified as intangible assets, because they are not physical in nature.

Salaries and Wages payable, Income Tax payable and Unearned sales revenue are classified as Current liabilities. These expenses are due to pay within a year.

Retained Earnings and Common Stock are classified as Stockholders equity. The amount after subtracting all liabilities from total assets is referred to as Stockholder equity.

Accumulated depreciation is deducted from Property, Plant and Assets. This has negative sign and is a contra asset account.

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3 years ago

Following is a list of cost system characteristics and sample companies. Match each to either job order costing or process costi

zavuch27 [327]

Answer:

Explanation:

Process costing can be regarded as a methodology in accounting that involves attributing cost to unit of production in different firms especially firm that are producing product that are homogeneous.

Job order costing can be regarded as

a system that occur when an order of purchase is made by consumer, it helps in way that the price of individual product is affordable by consumer.

a.Companies that produce small quantities of many different products.

(Job order costing)

b.A company that pulverizes wood into pulp to manufacture carboard.

(Process costing)

c.A company that manufactures thousands of identical files.

(Process costing)

d.Companies that produce large numbers of identical products.

(Process costing)

e.A computer repair service that makes service calls to homes.

(Job order costing)

f.A company that assembles electronic parts and software to manufacture

(Process costing)

millions of portable media players.

g.A textbook publisher that produces copies of a particular book in batches.

(Job order costing)

h.A company that bottles milk into one-gallon containers.

(Process costing)

i.A company that makes large quantities of one type of tankless hot water heaters.

(Process costing)

j.A governmental agency that takes bids for specific items it utilizes where each

(Job order costing)

.

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3 years ago

After Polly Shrum sells a stock, she avoids following it in the media. She is afraid that it may subsequently increase in price.

OLga [1]

Answer:

C. Fear of regret.

Explanation:

In the given situation, the fear of regret should be chosen as the investor is afraid and she regret about her decision for selling the stock in the case when the price of the stock rises

Therefore as per the given situation, the option C is correct

And, the other options are incorrect

The same is to be considered

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3 years ago

The Gamebox system normally sells for $250 and comes pre-packaged with one game. The average price for games is $30. The company

Bogdan [553]

Answer:

The answer is "Option A"

Explanation:

The given statement is true because it uses the transaction price method. In this process, the amount of evaluation for the company entity continues to earn for the client to convert products or services.

Its quantity may also be fixed, changeable, or coupled, and the price of the payment shall be allocated to its fair value recognized throughout the contract, that's why in this question two gaming system includes with a 1-year free subscription in $400, and the organizations should make the gaming system $192.31 of a $400 bundle sales price.

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3 years ago