I think c but i could be wrong. Hope I'm right tho!!
Answer:
1- B. Expense will be $140,000 and liability will be $250,000
2- d. $250,000
3- d. $250,000
Explanation:
The expense will be $140,000 which is calculated by year 1 and year 2 percent filled. The calculation is as follows:
Year 2 liability : $1,000,000 * 25% = $250,000
Year 1 liability : $1,000,000 * 11% = $110,000
Year 2 expense = $140,000.
Answer:
a. Decline
Explanation:
Whenever there is a reduction in the price level, this results in gains in the real money supply which eventually moves the LM curve to the right.
Hence, given that, the IS curve has a downward slope, the IS and LM curves will meet at a higher level of income and a lower interest rate.
Therefore, the correct answer, in this case, is Option A: DECLINE
Note LM means Liquidity and Money
While IS means Investment and Savings.
Answer:
The journal entry is shown below:
Explanation:
The journal entry which is to be recorded on the date of payment is as:
Cash A/c...........................................................Dr $2,009
Sales Discount A/c.........................................Dr $41
Accounts Receivable- Hubbard Incorporated A/c..........Cr $2,050
As the goods sold by company, so they received cash and any increase in assets account is debited. Therefore, the cash account is debited. And the company also offered discount which is also debited and the account of accounts receivable is credited.
Working Note:
Amount of cash received = (Sold merchandise amount - Return goods amount) - 2% on amount
= ($2,400 - $350) - 2% on amount
= $2,050 - 2% × $2,050
= $2,050 - 41
= $2,009
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