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3 years ago

H cheng dishonored his note when presented for payment

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The note may lack the essential requisites of being a negotiable instrument, that is why it is dishonored. And also if the consent of on of the parties is not clear or they have no meeting of minds when executing such promissory note then it can be dishonored because of its substantial insufficiency of the reason to give its consent.

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A monopoly market is characterized by the inverse demand curve P = 1,200 – 40 Q and a constant marginal cost of $200. If the mar

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Answer:

The profit maximizing output level declines by 2.5 units and the price rises by $100.

Explanation:

In a monopoly market the inverse demand curve is given as,

P = 1,200 - 40Q

The marginal cost of production of the last unit is $200.

The total revenue is

= $Price\times Quantity$

= $1,200Q - 40Q^{2}$

The marginal revenue of the last unit is

= $\frac{d}{dx} TR$

= 1,200 - 80Q

At equilibrium the marginal revenue is equal to marginal price,

MR = MC

1,200 - 80Q = 200

80Q = 1,000

Q = 12.5

Putting the value of Q in the inverse demand function,

P = $1,200 - 40\times 12.5$

P = $700

Now, if the marginal cost rises to $400,

At equilibrium the marginal revenue is equal to marginal price,

MR = MC

1,200 - 80Q = 400

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3 years ago

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The Price of Cocaine would rise drastically

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If U.S Drugs Enforcement Agency impose higher restrictions in an effort to control illegal import of cocaine into the United States, this would directly impact the market for illegal drugs in the following ways:

Since more restrictions get imposed, the procurement cost of cocaine alongside the risk associated with it in the form of higher penalties and prosecution, both will rise.
The supply of cocaine would shrink in the market.
The above two outcomes would result into the procurers and peddlers demanding much greater price for the same quantity of cocaine so as to compensate for the higher risk assumed and higher procurement costs associated.

Thus, price of cocaine will rise drastically as an outcome of such a move.

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McDonald's major distribution partner, The Martin-Brower Company, needs at least $1 million to build a new warehouse in Medicine

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Answer:

No it wont have enough money to build a warehouse in two years.

Explanation:

Firstly we are given that the warehouse is $1 million so the company needs to save this amount of money in two years time.

We know that the company has invested $500000 to date therefore we need to calculate if this $50000 per quarter investment will cover the the other portion for $500000 to meet the warehouse cost of $1 million so we will use the future value annuity formula to calculate this which is :

Fv = C[((1+i)^n -1)/i]

where Fv will be the future value after two years of the $50000 investment

C is the periodic payment of $50000

i is the interest rate per period which is 6% per quarter

n is the number of periods the payment is done here it is 4 x 2years= 8 periods / investments of $50000 that will be done.

thereafter we substitute on the above formula:

Fv = 50000[((1+6%)^8 - 1)/6%]

Fv = $494873.40

then we combine this amount to $500000 to see if it reaches $1 million

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On November 1, 2017, Blue Company borrowed from Yellow Bank and received a 9-month note for $60,000 at a 5% interest rate. Inter

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Answer:

In the books of Blue Company:

November 1, 2017:

Debit Cash $60,000

Credit Note payable $60,000

(To record borrowed note from Yellow Bank)

December 31, 2017:

Debit Interest expense $500

Credit Interest payable $500

(Interest expense recognition on note for 2 months)

August 1, 2018:

Debit Note payable $60,000

Debit Interest payable $2,250

Credit Cash $62,250

(To record settlement of note at maturity)

In the books of Yellow Bank:

November 1, 2017:

Debit Note receivable $60,000

Credit Cash $60,000

(To record note receivable from Blue Company)

December 31, 2017:

Debit Interest receivable $500

Credit Interest revenue $500

(Interest revenue recognition on note for 2 months)

August 1, 2018:

Debit Cash $62,250

Credit Note receivable $60,000

Credit Interest receivable $2,250

(To record note collection at maturity)

Explanation:

Note receivable is a promissory note with a written promise made by the borrower to the lender (payee) to pay a certain, definite sum at a specified date.

Interest expense / revenue on the notes is calculated as: Principal x Interest Rate x Time

In this case, the total interest expense / revenue is $60,000 x 5%/12 x 9 months = $2,250.

Monthly interest expense / revenue is therefore $2,250 / 9 months = $250.

Therefore, interest expense / revenue recognition for 2 months will be $250 x 2 months (November 1 - December 31) = $500.

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