<span>The rent, cable bill, and auto loan are fixed expenses that add up to $1500. $1500 divided by the $4600 total that she has is .326 so Margie spends about 33% of her budget on these fixed expenses. That is about one third of her total budget going to fixed expenses.</span>
Answer:
Net income= $98,200
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Division A:
The contribution margin of $79,300
Division B:
Contribution margin of $126,200.
The total traceable fixed costs are $72,400 and total common fixed costs are $34,900.
<u>To calculate the net operating income, we need to deduct from the combined contribution margin the fixed costs.</u>
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Net income= (79,300 + 126,200) - 72,400 - 34,900
Net income= $98,200
Answer:
The answer is C.
Explanation:
Macroeconomics is the study of the economy as a whole, unlike microeconomics which is the study of the individual firms/markets.
Macroeconomics focuses on the standard of living, unemployment rate, inflation rate etc. and how this affects the whole economy.
Option A is wrong because it is the microeconomics and not macroeconomics that studies the market and the firm.
Option B and D are wrong because these are for microeconomics
Answer:
$39,000
Explanation:
This can be calculated as follows:
Charitable contribution to carry forward = Contribution to church + Contribution to qualified charities + Half of the fair market value of contributed religious artwork
Therefore, we have:
Charitable contribution carry forward = $6,000 + $3,000 + ($60,000 ÷ 2) = $39,000
Therefore, the amount of the charitable contribution carry forward beyond the current year for Gina Hestopolis is $39,000.
Answer:
The broker cannot do this since
Explanation:
There are two main errors in this proposal:
- the escrow account can be an interest bearing only if deposit 20% or less of the purchase price of the property. Apparently in this case the property was being sold at $1.5 million, so the escrow account should only hold $300,000 in an interest bearing account.
- second, real estate commissions forbid brokers and agents from receiving interest from an interest bearing escrow account unless they are the owners of the property (the sellers or lessors depending on the operation).
