Answer:
the data regarding output and the quantity of labor is missing, so I looked for a similar question and found the attached image.
if one employee is hired, total production = $80, and total cost = $55
if two employees are hired, total production = $150, and total cost = $110
if three employees are hired, total production = $210, and total cost = $165
if four employees are hired, total production = $260, and total cost = $260
hiring <u>four employees</u> should maximize profits since MC = MR
Answer:
Deal, Inc. working capital will be overstated while there will be a nil net effect on cash flows from operating activities.
Explanation:
The working capital of an entity is the difference between the entity's current asset and current liabilities at a given time or period. The operating activities of the cash flow statement is where the net income and changes in current liabilities are considered in the cash flow statement.
As such, when a company fails to accrue for sales salaries On December 31, Year 4, and the salaries are payable on January 6, Year 5, the current liabilities of the company would be understated and as such, it's working capital will be overstated.
Also, the net income will be understated as the corresponding entry in the accrual for sales salaries is an expense. Also, the ending balance of accrued sales salaries will be understated result in a nil effect on the operating activities of the cash flow.
Answer: yes
Explanation: so you can hide them so no one can use them against you
Answer: d. any of the choices.
Explanation:
Chaz is not to transfer the duties to a third party if Dolly got into the agreement with Chaz for any of the following;
- If Dolly places special trust in the ability of Chaz to perform the maintenance then that trust should not be broken by transferring the duties to a third party. Dolly went into that contract because they trusted in the abilities of Chaz.
- If Dolly went into the contract due to the personal skills or talents of Chaz, the duties against would be non-transferable. Chaz's skills were the reason the contract was signed, if these skills are not to be used then the contract will be baseless.
- By signing with Chaz, Dolly expects a certain level of performance. If the performance that will be made by a third contracting party is materially different from the one that Dolly would have expected from Chez, the duties will not be transferable.
