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dsp73
3 years ago
11

What tends to happen to earnings as a person becomes more educated?

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1 answer:
Stels [109]3 years ago
8 0
As a person becomes more educated, the person may gain more money while working or applying to jobs and will gain more knowledge of their surroundings.
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As of December 31, 2017

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Current assets:

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Accounts receivable              14,520  

Prepaid insurance                   4,680                   $37,240

Equipment                            62,400

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Buildings                             128,800

Accumulated depreciation 42,600      86,200

Land                                                       67,000  196,880

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Accounts payable                                12,300

Interest payable                                    2,600

Notes payable (short-term)               22,000 $36,900

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Common stock                                 90,000

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a) Data and Calculations:

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Cash                                        18,040

Accounts receivable              14,520  

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Interest payable                                         2,600

Notes payable                                          97,780

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Service revenue                                        17,180

Insurance expense                  780

Depreciation expense          7,360

Interest expense                  2,600

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Notes payable $ 97,780

Short-term notes payable $22,000

Long-term notes payable $75,780 (97,780 - 22,000)

Service revenue                                    $17,180

Insurance expense                  780

Depreciation expense          7,360

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Retained earnings, beginning  $25,000

Net income                                     6,440

Retained earnings, ending        $31,440

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