Investors can receive compounding returns by investing their earnings back into their original investment. For example, if they earn $10 from a stock they invested in, they would place that $10 back into the stock that earned them that money.
Answer:
The bad debts expense for 2015 would be $ 28,000
Explanation:
The balance of the allowance for doubtful account should be equal to the amount estimated to be uncollectible based on the ageing analysis
Estimated uncollectible account $ 31,000
Allowance for doubtful accounts prior to adjustment <u>$ 3,000</u>
Bad debts expense for the year to be recorded <u> $ 28,000</u>
The accounting entry to record this is as follows:
Bad debts expense Debit $ 28,000
Allowance for uncollectible accounts Credit $ 28,000
Answer:
A. Opportunity Cost
Explanation:
Choice affecting an economic system, market can be studied by : Macro Economics which studies Economy as 'a whole'.
On contrary, Microeconomics studies individual units of economy & marginal analysis is a tool used frequently in it. And ,Normative Economics reflects subjective non verifiable statements about how economy 'should be'.
So , all of three are not apt to analyse the above statement.
However, Opportunity Cost reflects cost of next best alternative sacrifised while making an economic choice. So ,it is useful to analyse 'choice' affecting an economic system, market. Eg :Opportunity cost is an important tool used in determining comparative advantage of a country in producing a good based on its opportunity cost (other good sacrifised to produce it).
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Answer:
It is $9,000 (B)
Explanation:
Total paid dividends paid = $60,000
Return on Investment = $60,000 *15%
=$9,000.
Gaw Company investment in Trace Corporation will be treated as Investment Assets. In its book ,it can only recognize its share of dividend paid as return on investment.
Gaw Company cannot recognize its share of entire net income of Trace because it doesn't have controlling interest (i.e subsidiary) in the company neither does it have significant influence (i.e associate).
