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Semenov [28]
2 years ago
10

True or false:

Business
1 answer:
Sedaia [141]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Monopolistic competition is a form of competition involving an industry in which products and services offered are <em>similar</em> <em>but not perfect substitutes.  </em>This type of industry, is familiarized with customers in their everyday lives.

Monopolistic competition has characteristics between perfect competition and monopoly and firms involved have similar degrees of market power. Firms in this industry are also price makers as producers in this type of industry, have control over the pricing of their goods and services.

Demand is subject to changes in price, indicating that <em>demand is highly elastic in monopolistic competition</em>. Entry and exit barriers are low in a monopolistic competitive industry  and decisions made by one firm, does not directly affect the decisions of its competitors.

Restaurants, hair salons, cleaning products are examples in this type of industry.

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Explanation:

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Explanation:

Solution

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(a)  JOURNAL ENTRIES OF MARCELINO COMPANY

                                Job 306        Job 307      Job 308     April Total

Balances on 31st

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Direct materials       29000    35000                               64000

Direct labor                20000    18000                                38000

Applied overhead      10000      9000

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Costs during April

Direct materials           135000    220000   100000    455000

Direct labor                   85000    150000     105000 340000

Applied overhead            42500    75000    52500 170000

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Status on April 30     Finished (sold)Finished (unsold)In process

April Profit Statement

Manufacturing Cost               1086000

Less Closing WIP job 306 257500

Less Finished goods 307 507000

ADD overhead under applied 5000

Cost Of Goods sold           326500

Sales Value                           635000

Gross Profit                           308500

OverheadActualy incured  

Indirect material                    50000

Indirect labor                          23000

Factory rent                            32000

Factory Utility                          19000

Factory equipment             51000

OverheadActualy incured     175000

Overhead applied             170000

Overhead under applied      5000

We create another Journal for Marcelino Company

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Material Control        500000

Account Payable                               500000

Overhead control      175000

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Wage Control              363000

Wage Payable                                      363000

Work in progress       455000

Material Control                                    455000

Work in progress        340000

Direct labor                                            38000

Work in progress         170000  

Applied overhead                                 170000

Overhead under applied 5000  

Cost of Goods sold                                 5000

Finished Goods          507000  

Work in progress                                    507000

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Answer:

This question is incomplete. However, I found the full question with choices from the web ;

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e.) Insufficient information

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