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M10-14 Analyzing the Impact of Transactions on the Debt-to-Assets Ratio [LO 10-5] BSO, Inc., has assets of $600,000 and liabilit

Gnom [1K]

Answer:

The each transaction affecting or not the debt to assets ratio is given below;

1-Purchased inventory of$20,000 on credit

2-Paid accounts payable amount of $50,000

3-Recorded accrued salaries of $100,000

4-Borrowed $250,000 from a local bank

Explanation:

1-Debt/Total Assets=470,000/620,000=.76 it will increase the ratio

2- =400,000/550,000=.73 it will decrease the ratio

3- =550,000/600,000=.92 it will increase the ratio

4- =700,000/850,000=.82 it will increase the ratio

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3 years ago

Which of these statements about liquidity traps is false? Firms are unlikely to undertake investment during liquidity traps beca

nika2105 [10]

Answer:

The correct answer is: firms are unlikely to undertake investment.

Explanation:

The liquidity trap is a situation described in the Keynesian economy according to which, liquidity injections into the private banking system by the central bank do not lower interest rates or inject money into the economy and therefore do not stimulate economic growth as claimed by monetarism.

The liquidity trap occurs when people accumulate cash because they expect an adverse event, such as deflation, reduction in aggregate demand and GDP, an increase in the unemployment rate or a war. People are not buying, companies are not borrowing and banks are not lending either because they do not have enough solvency since the economic outlook is uncertain and investors do not invest because the expected returns on investments are low.

The most common characteristics of a liquidity trap are interest rates close to zero and fluctuations in the monetary base that do not translate into fluctuations in general price levels.

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3 years ago

Why are financial intermediaries willing to engage in information collection activities when investors in financial instruments

d1i1m1o1n [39]

Answer:

C. Banks make private loans; their conclusions on who is creditworthy are not made public.

Explanation:

Investors in financial instruments who engage in information collection face a free-rider problem, which means other investors may be able to benefit from their information without paying for it.

Individual investors, therefore, have inadequate incentives to devote resources to gather information about borrowers who issue securities.

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3 years ago

When is it okay to time out<br> someone? In Twitch

VARVARA [1.3K]

When that person spams I guess

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3 years ago

Ayayai Corp. had the following inventory transactions occur during 2022: Units Cost/unit Feb. 1, 2022 Purchase 102 $42 Mar. 14,

Dominik [7]

Answer:

Income after tax = $1666

Explanation:

LIFO (Last-In-First-Out) is a method of inventory valuation where the goods that are received last are used first. In other words, the latest stock is used first. This is common for bulky inventory, stacked one on top of another.

In order to obtain the after-tax income, both the gross profit and income before tax are required. To obtain gross profit, we require the cost of goods sold information. The inventory information is as follows:

Feb 1 : Purchases : 102 units x $42 = $4284

Mar 14 : Purchases : 175 units x $44 = $7700

May 1 : Purchases : 124 units x $46 = $5704

288 units were sold

The COGS would be:

124 x $46 = $5704

164 x $44 = $7216

Thus COGS : $5704 + $7216 = $12920

Gross profit : Sales - COGS

Sales : $59 x 288 = $16992

Gross Profit = $16992 - $12920 = $4072

Income before tax : Gross Profit - Expenses

Operating expenses : $1692

Income before tax = $4072 - $1692 = $2380

Income after tax : Income before tax - (tax rate x income before tax)

Tax rate : 30%

Income after tax = $2380 - ($2380 x 30%) = $1666

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3 years ago