When purchasing a vehicle which of the following would initially offer the lowest monthly payment

The before-tax income for Culver Co. for 2017 was $101,000 and $84,100 for 2018. However, the accountant noted that the followin

valentina_108 [34]

Answer:

Corrected income before tax year 2017 = $65,690

Corrected income before tax year 2018 = $102,467

Explanation:

According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follow:-

Particular Year 2017 ($) Year 2018 ($)

Income before tax 101,000 84,100

Corrections

1. In 2017, unearned sales -36,200

Sales added in 2018 36,200

2. In 2017, understated ending inventory 9,500

In 2018, overstated opening inventory -9,500

3. Add-wrongly charged interest expenses 13,800 13,800

Less-actual interest expenses

In 2017 ($230,000-$14,000)×7%=$216,000×7% -15,120

In 2018, bond of carrying amount

=$216,000+($15,120-$13,800)=$217,320

In 2018, Actual interest expense=($217,320×7%) -15,212

4 Add-wrongly charged depreciation expenses

In 2017=($8,100×10%) 810

In 2018,=($8,100-$810)×10%+$8,500×10% = 1,579

Less-actual expenses for repairs -8,100 -8,500

Corrected income before tax 65,690 102,467

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3 years ago

(bank deregulation some economists argue that deregulating the interest rates that could be paid on deposits combined with depos

muminat

Base on my research this type of argument is baseless but it depends on the 100% free enterprise market system. With this system, the government doesn't have regulatory powers to protect the interest of the consumers from the financial institutions. In a situation that without the interest rate modulation, the rate charged on loans could be 40% while the rate paid on savings could be 1%. If this happens the financial institutions will not have to pay FDIC insurance to ensure the solvency of the overall system.

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2 years ago

The substitution effect is the concept that if the price of x goes ________ , there will be an increase (shift right) to x away

oksian1 [2.3K]

The answer is right, if not are there choices

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3 years ago

A The management of Gresa Inc. is reevaluating the appropriateness of using its present inventory cost flow method, which is ave

Zepler [3.9K]

Answer:

Gresa Inc.

Comparative Condensed Income Statements for 2017

under FIFO and LIFO.

FIFO LIFO

Sales 1176450 1176450

Cost Of Goods Sold 660,400 657, 200

Gross Profit 516050 539,500

Operating Expense $ 150,000 $ 150,000

Income before Tax $ 366,050 $ 389500

Income Tax (30%) $ 109815 $ 116850

Net Income $ 256235 $272650

Working :

Fifo Cost of Goods Sold= $ 10,000 + $168,000 + $ 150,000+ 156,000 + 176,400= 

Lifo Cost of Goods Sold= $ 224,000 + 156,000+ $ 150,000+127,200

Purchases were made quarterly as follows.

Quarter Units Unit Cost Total Cost

1 70,000 $2.40 $168,000

2 60,000 2.50 150,000

3 60,000 2.60 156,000

4 80,000 2.80 224,000

270,000 $698,000

Inventories Beginning (5,000 units) $10,000

Total net sales (253,000 units) $1,176,450

Ending (22,000 units)

Total cost of goods purchased (270,000 units) 698,000

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3 years ago

1. How do customers judge the quality of a supermarket? 2. Indicate how and why each of these factors is important to the succes

kirza4 [7]

Answer:

1. How do customers judge the quality of a supermarket?

They judge the quality of a supermarket depending on their values and most urgent needs.

Customers who value quality, and even luxury, will say that a good supermarket is one that offers high quality products.

Customers who value price, will prefer a low-cost supermarket.

2. Indicate how and why each of these factors is important to the successful operation of a supermarket:

a. Customer satisfaction - a very important factor because it determines how well the supermarket is serving its customers.

b. Forecasting - the supermarket needs to forecast all sorts of things, from, sales forecasts, to profit forescasts, to costs forecasts.

c. Capacity planning - the supermarket needs to know what it is actually able to do, and what projects it can embark on, for this, it needs to do a lot of capacity planning.

d. Location - Location is extremely important for a supermarket. It determines a large part of the customer demand because customers prefer supermarkets to be close to where they live.

e. Inventory management - Supermarkets need to manage inventories carefully, specially because a lot of the goods that a supermarket sells, are perishables.

f. Layout of the store - The Supermakert needs to be careful when determining the layout of the store. Customers want a layout that is easy to navigate, and where goods are placed according to a coherent classification.

g. Scheduling - The supermarket needs to establish a convenient schedule for its customer base.

What are some of the ways Wegmans uses technology to gain an edge over its competition?

Wegmans is characterized for its early adoption of ground-breaking technologies. For example, recently Wegmans developed a mobile application to assist blind shoppers.

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2 years ago