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elixir [45]
3 years ago
6

Nominal GDP is _____. rev: 04_09_2018 Multiple Choice the sum of all monetary transactions that occur in the economy in a year t

he amount of production that occurs when the economy is operating at full employment money GDP adjusted for inflation the sum of all monetary transactions involving final goods and services that occur in the economy in a year
Business
1 answer:
Elina [12.6K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The correct answer is "the sum of all monetary transactions involving final goods and services that occur in the economy in a year"

Explanation:

The Gross Domestic Product is divided into nominal GDP and the real GDP.

The Nominal GDP is the sum of all monetary transactions involving final goods and services that occur in the economy in a year.

The Real GDP is the sum of all monetary transactions involving final goods and services that occur in the economy in a year, but adjusted to the inflation. The real DGP can consider changes in price level and can present a more accurate figure of economic growth.

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Income statement              2015      Percentage

Sales Revenue             190,900          100%

Cost of goods sold       113,000            59% (113,000/190,900 * 100)      

Gross Profit                    77,900             41% (77,900/190,900 * 100)

Operating expenses and

interest expense         56,700             30% (56,700/190,900 * 100)            

Pretax income               21,200              11% (21,200/190,900 * 100)

Income Tax                     6,200               3% (6,200/190,900 * 100)

Net Income                   15,000               8% (15,000/190,900 * 100)  

Balance Sheet                                   2015      Percentage

Cash                                                 $4,600     4.3% (4,600/106,600 * 100)  

Accounts Receivable (net)               15,300    14.4% (15,300/106,600 * 100)    

Inventory                                          40,300    37.8% (40,300/106,600 * 100)    

Operational Assets (net)                 46,400    43.5% (46,400/106,600 * 100)

Total                                               106,600    100%    

Current liabilities (no interest)        15,100       14.2% (15,100/106,600 * 100)  

Long-term liabilities (10%interest) 44,900      42.1% (44,900/106,600 * 100)

Common Stock (par $5)               29,900        28% (29,900/106,600 * 100)  

Retained Earnings                         16,700        15.7% (16,700/106,600 * 100)  

Total                                            106,600       100%  

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a) Data and Calculations:

Income statement              2015           2014

Sales Revenue             190,900      167,300

Cost of goods sold       113,000      102,000

Gross Profit                    77,900       65,300

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interest expense         56,700        53,700

Pretax income               21,200         11,600

Income Tax                     6,200          3,100

Net Income                   15,000         8,500

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Cash                                                 $4,600    $6,500

Accounts Receivable (net)               15,300     16,900

Inventory                                          40,300    32,600

Operational Assets (net)                 46,400    36,400

Total                                               106,600    92,400

Current liabilities (no interest)        15,100      16,100

Long-term liabilities (10%interest) 44,900    44,900

Common Stock (par $5)               29,900    29,900

Retained Earnings                         16,700        1,500

Total                                            106,600     92,400

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