Answer:
these housing services contribute to GDP = $18000
Explanation:
given data
Tom pay rent = $8000
Sarah house rented = $10,000
solution
housing services contribute to GDP is express as
housing services contribute to GDP = Tom pay rent + Sarah house rented ............1
As GDP include both rent and estimate rent owner occupy home
put here value in equation 1 we get
housing services contribute to GDP = $8000 + $10000
housing services contribute to GDP = $18000
Answer and explanation:
a)
This investment tax credit will lead to a surge in the investment demand, because of the benefits that the firms receive from the investment tax credit. More and more firms will undertake investments leading to an increase causing the IS curve to shift to the right.
<em>This implies that the output and GDP will increase in the short run. </em>
(check image file 1 attached)
b)
The increase in the demand for US goods will lead to an increase in the capital inflow for the country, the exports will increase, and the IS curve will shift to the right.
<em>This implies that the output and GDP will increase in the short run</em>
(check the attached image file 2)
c)
US consumers' infatuation with goods and services from New Zealand is going to increase the imports of the country. While it may also reduce the domestic consumption spending. This, however, will affect the country by shifting its IS curve to the left.
<em>This implies that the output and GDP will decrease in the short ran. </em>
(check image file 3)
d)
Though the prices of the houses will fall sharply, increasing the affordability of the houses but the confidence of the people in real estate will be shaken. This would lead to a fall in the housing investment. This fall in investment will shift the IS curve to the left.
<em>This implies that the output and GDP will decrease in the short run.</em>
check image file 4
Answer:
Aug 1
Cash $10930 Dr
Common Stock $10930 Cr
Aug 4
Prepaid Insurance $1760 Dr
Cash $1760 Cr
Aug 16
Cash $810 Dr
Service Revenue $810 Cr
Aug 27
Salary Expense $570 Dr
Cash $570 Cr
Explanation:
Aug 1
The receipt of cash in exchange of common stock is recorded as a debit to cash which is an asset and a credit to common stock which is capital
Aug 4
Prepayment of any expense is recorded as a current asset. Thus, prepaid insurance is debited as asset increases and cash is credited as cash decreases.
Aug 16
The receipt of cash in exchange of service provision is recorded as a credit to service revenue and a debit to cash
Aug 27
Payment of salary is an expense and is recorded as a debit to salary expense and a credit to cash.