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Sati [7]
3 years ago
7

Because a monopolistic competitor has some monopoly power, advertising to increase that monopoly power makes sense as long as

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1 answer:
densk [106]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: the marginal benefit of advertising exceeds the marginal cost of advertising

Explanation: Under a monopolistic competition, there are fewer sellers in the market, and due to the fact that a monopolistic competitor has some monopoly power, advertising to increase that monopoly power makes sense as long as the marginal benefit of advertising exceeds the marginal cost of advertising allowing the monopolist to turn a profit for the business while keeping it relevant for as long as is possible.

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1. Cash balance according to bank statement $370,000

Cash balance according to company’s records $370,000

2. a. April 30

Dr Cash $42,000

Cr Notes Receivable $40,000

Cr Interest Income / Interest Revenue $2,000

b. April 30

Dr Accounts Payable - Targhee Supply Co $6,840

Dr Miscellaneous Expenses [Bank service charge] $145

Cr Cash $6,985

3. $370,000

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1. Preparation of a bank reconciliation

AMERICAN MEDICAL COMPANY

Bank Reconciliation

April 30

Cash balance according to bank statement $388,600

Add: Deposit of April 30, Not recorded by bank $42,500

Add: Bank Error in Charging check as $420 instead of $240 [$420 - $240] $180

Deduct: Outstanding Checks $61,280

Adjusted balance $370,000

Cash balance according to company’s records $334,985

Add: Note and Interest Collected by bank $42,000

Deduct: Error in Recording Check [$7,600 - $760] $6,840

Deduct: Bank Service Charges $145

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a. April 30

Dr Cash $42,000

Cr Notes Receivable $40,000

Cr Interest Income / Interest Revenue $2,000

b. April 30

Dr Accounts Payable - Targhee Supply Co [$7,600 - $760] $6,840

Dr Miscellaneous Expenses [Bank service charge] $145

Cr Cash $6,985

($6,840+$145)

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Years        Depreciation      Accumulated Dep          Book Value

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a. 2021       $ 8,4000               8400                            37600

b. 2022       $ 8,4000               16,800                         29,200

c. 2023        $ 8,4000              25200                          20,800  

d. 2024       $ 8,4000              33,600                        12,400

e. 2025       $ 8,4000             42000                        4000

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Double Declining Method = 2 * Straight Line Rate

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Again rate will be multiplied and each years depreciation will be calculated similarly.

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a. 2021        40%           18400                   18400               27600

b. 2022       40%           11040                     29440               16560

c. 2023       40%             6624                     36064               9936

d. 2024       40%             3974.4                  40,038.4         5961.6

e. 2025       40%            2384.64                   42,0423.4     3576.96

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