Answer:
The marginal cost for producing the 101th unit is $100
Explanation:
The marginal cost can be defined as the cost of producing an additional unit of output. It can be traced by increasing the total output by one unit and tracing the change in the total cost as a result of this one unit increase in output.
The total cost of producing 100 units is $9000
The total cost of producing 101 units is $9100
The marginal cost of 101th unit is = Total cost of 101 units - total cost of 100 units
The marginal cost of 101th unit = 9100 - 9000 = $100
Answer: $6000
Explanation:
Financing activities are all activities that a corporation undertakes to affect the company's long-term liabilities or equity.
You list the following activities
- receipts from customers
- receipt from bank for long-term borrowing
- payment to suppliers
- payment of dividends
- payment to workers
- payment for machinery
Any receipts to customers or payments to suppliers are short-term reimbursements for labor or purchase of product, and as such are not included in the financing activity cash flows. Your payments for machinery are not financing activities either as machinery is not considered a liability, rather, it is an asset for the company.
However, your receipt from the bank for long-term borrowing and payments of dividends affect both long-term liabilities and equity, and those are reflected on the financing cash flows as such
Receipts from the bank for long-term borrowing - $7500
Payment of dividends - ($1500)
Net cash flows from financing activities - $6000
Answer:
Transactions included in the calculation of U.S. GDP:
Transaction C I G X M
1. X
2. M
3. I
4. C
5. G
Explanation:
a) GDP constituents:
Consumption (C) = private consumption expenditures by US households and non-profit-making organizations.
Investment (I) = business expenditures by profit-making organizations for purchase of capital goods or input for further processing.
Government purchases (G) = government spendings for public goods.
Exports (X) = Goods and services moved from the US to other countries.
Imports (M) = Goods and services from other countries into the US.
Answer:
First National Bank = 14.6%
First United Bank.= = 14.8%
Explanation:
<em>Effective annual rate is the equivalent annual rate o where interest rate is compounded at an interval shorter than a year.</em>
It can be calculated as follows:
EAR = ( (1+r)^(n) -1) × 100
r -interest rate per period
n- number of period
EAR - Effective annual rate
First National Bank
r - interest rate per month = 13.7%/12 = 1.141%
number of period = 12 months
EAR =( (1+011141)^(12) - 1) × 100
= 0.145938395 × 100
= 14.59
= 14.6%
First United Bank.
r- interest rate per quarter - 14%/4 = 3.5% per quarter
n- number of quarters = 4
EAR = ((1+0.035)^(4)- 1) × 100
= 0.147523001 × 100
= 14.8%
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
a. This is not a loss contingency. A loss contingency occurs when the value of an asset is reduced because of an occurence on the future. This isn't the case here as a separate sales transaction occured.
b. To account for it, we have to defer the revenue as a liability and then we will use the straight line basis to calculate the warranty expense.
2. Dr Cash $412,000
Cr Unearned revenue - extended warranties $ 412,000
(To record the sale of extended warranty)
Dr Unearned revenue - extended warranties. $57937.50
Cr. Revenue - Extended Warranties $57937.50
(To record revenue earned on extended warranty)
