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Answer:
The correct answer is the definition of fixed and variable costs.
Explanation:
The cost of production of a company can be subdivided into the following elements: rents, wages and wages, depreciation of capital goods (machinery and equipment, etc.), the cost of raw materials, interest on operating capital , insurance, contributions and other miscellaneous expenses. Different types of costs can be grouped into two categories: fixed costs and variable costs.
Fixed costs
The fixed costs are those that the company necessarily has to incur when starting its operations. They are defined as costs because in the short and intermediate term they remain constant at different levels of production. As an example of these fixed costs, executive salaries, rents, interest, insurance premiums, depreciation of machinery and equipment and property taxes are identified.
Variable costs
Variable costs are those that vary with the volume of production. The total variable cost moves in the same direction of the production level. The cost of raw material and the cost of labor are the most important elements of variable cost.
The decision to increase the level of production means the use of more raw material and more workers, so the total variable cost tends to increase production. The variable costs are, then, those that vary as production varies.
Answer:
net wortht -143,280.85
equivalent annual cost $ 24,932.98
Explanation:
We sovle for the present value of each annuity:
<em><u>The first three years:</u></em>
C 31,000.00
time 3
rate 0.08
PV $79,890.0066
<em><u>Then the second phase annuity:</u></em>
C 20,000.00
time 5
rate 0.08
PV $79,854.2007
NOw, we discount this as it is three years into the future
Maturity $79,854.2007
time 3.00
rate 0.08000
PV 63,390.8391
Total net worth:
79,890.0066 - 63,390.8391 = -143,280.85
The EAC will be the annuity which makes the Present work

PV 143,280.85
rate 0.08
time 8
C $ 24,932.983
Answer:
$125,000
Explanation:
When records are made of a purchase we do not consider the original price the seller bought the item or the fair market value of the good.
We record the amount that was actually paid while purchasing the good.
In this scenario although the the fair market value of the building was $150,000 and the price the owner originally bought it was $50,000, the amount we will record for the purchase is what was paid. That is $125,000