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labwork [276]
3 years ago
11

Trek Bicycle purchases only the highest quality raw materials to make products that will live up to its mission to "Build the be

st bikes in the world." As an organizational buyer, Trek operates in which type of market?
A) Reseller market
B) Industrial market
C) Not-for-profit market
D) Retailer market
E) Government market
Business
1 answer:
madam [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Industrial Market

Explanation:

In the industrial market, one business acts as a consumer and the other business acts as seller. In this market the purchaser is also the business and the seller is also the business. The consumer business purchases raw materials that is used in manufacturing the end products.

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Explanation:

For a make or buy decision the relevant cash flows include  

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2. savings from avoidable fixed costs associated with internal production  

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Extra variable cost of external purchase                4,500

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Answer:

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Explanation:

<u>Analysis of the effects of Accepting Lamp Land's offer</u>

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Answer:

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9 recovery period years class

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$8,889 per year

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b.

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                      Discount on Note Payable                810,000

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2-                 Interest Expense                                   810,000

                          Discount on Note Payable                    810,000

3-                  Note Payable                                       12,000,000

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Explanation:

In order to pass the Journal entry for issuance of Note Payable. First we need to calculate the Discount on issue of Bond Payable. The discount on note payable is calculated using the 12,000,000 x 9% x 9/12 = 810,000. In case of note payable is discount is interest expense for issuer hence on due corporation will pay full value of note to purchaser of note.

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d.                        120,000                 <u>c.                         140,000</u>  

<u>e.                        31,400   </u>                      70,000

    30,600

    Service revenue                               Accounts payable

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a.                         185,000                                            8,400

    <u>185,000                       </u>                b.                        45,800

       0                     0                        <u>e.   31,400                      </u>

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   <u>                        24,000</u>                                              34,600

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b.  45,800                                         d.  120,000                  

<u>                            45,800</u>                       <u>                      120,000</u>

       0                      0                                  0                    0                      

in order to determine the balance of the retained earnings account at the end of the year, we must first close all the temporary accounts:

Dr Service revenue 185,000

    Cr Income summary 185,000

Dr Income summary 165,800

    Cr Operating expenses 45,800

    Cr Salaries expense 120,000

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    Cr Retained earnings 19,200

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