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ser-zykov [4K]
3 years ago
11

The main economic activity in most low-income countries is:

Business
1 answer:
Ira Lisetskai [31]3 years ago
4 0
<span>The main economic activity in most low-income countries is agriculture. Agriculture refers to breeding </span>animals to provide food and farming for different type of food and fiber. Those that live and work in low-income countries do a lot of farming to feed and produce items for their economy. 
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5 0
3 years ago
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Answer and Explanation:

According to the scenario, The presentation of the each financial statement is presented below:

                                                    Income Statement

Particular                                         Amount ($)

Sales                                                    203,000

Less - merchandise cost                    128,000

Gross Profit                                              75,000

Less-Operating expenses paid             53,500

Less-Paid warranty repairs                       5,500

Less-Provision for warranty($203,000 ×3%) 6,090

Less-interest expenses($20,000 × 6% × 4 ÷ 12) 400

Net Income                                                   9510

                                              Balance Sheet

Assets        Amount ($)               Liabilities

                                                     & stockholder’s equity Amount ($)

Cash        92,300                       Accounts payable

                                                          ($176,500-$124,200)     52,300

Merchandise

inventory

($176,500-$128,000)  48,500    Sales tax payable

                                                          {($203,000 × 7%) - $10,710}  3,500

                                              Warranty payable 6,090

                                               Interest payable 400

                                               Notes payable 20,000

                                               Common stock equity 49,000

                                               Retained earnings 9,510

Total              140,800                              Total            140,800

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Particular                                                                 Amount($)

Cash flow from operating activities:-  

Cash receipt from sale                                                   217,210

Less - Paid accounts payable                                  -124,200

Less - Sales tax paid                                                  -10,710

Less - Paid warranty repairs                                           -5,500

Less - paid operating expenses                                  -53,500

Total amount of Cash flow from operating activities 23,300

Cash flow from investing activities:-  

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Add-Borrowing from local bank                                      20,000

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Net increase in cash                                                        92,300

Opening cash balance                                                               -

Ending cash balance                                                           92,300

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Total Cash  Amount

Particulars                                                            Amount ($)

Amount received from issue of common stock        49,000

Add-Sold equipment $203,000 + ($203,000 × 7%) 217,210

Less-Sales tax paid to the state agency ($153,000 × 7%) 10,710

Add-Borrowed from local bank                                       20,000

Less-Paid warranty repairs                                               5,500

Less-Paid operating expenses                                    53,500

Less-Paid accounts payable                                            124,200

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Less-Merchandise cost                              128,000

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Less-Paid operating expenses              53,500

Less-interest expenses                              400

Less-Provision for warranty                       6,090

Net Retained earnings                               9,510

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5 0
3 years ago
An investor is considering the purchase of​ a(n) 7.625 %​, ​18-year corporate bond​ that's being priced to yield 9.625 %. She th
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Explanation:

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Coupon rate = 7.625%

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Attachment is attached of financial calculator

So PV = $831.95

After 1 year

Time period (Nper) = 17 years

Rate = 8.625%

Payment = $76.25

Attachment is attached of financial calculator

So, Pv = $912.46

So, we can calculate the holding period return by using following formula:

Holding period return =  Total return ÷ Investment × 100

= ( $912.46 + $76.25 - $831.95) ÷ $831.95  × 100

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Answer:

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Less:Cost of goods sold               ($731,100)

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