Answer:
Japan
Explanation:
Japan and the US are among the countries in the world that are facing severe problem of the increasing percentage of elderly people, and a declining number of Kellie people. In order to avoid the problem, both the countries must improve the number of skilled workers to improve and stabilise the work ratio and to compensate for the financial package which is usually given to the elderly population.
Answer: a) less
b). more
c). Shortage
d). Decrease
e). Increase
f). more
g). larger shortage
Explanation:
At a binding price ceiling demand for the good is greater than its supply. This leads to a shortage of the good. The consumers do not get all they want at the on going price. This makes sellers reduce the size and quality of the load of bread. The shortage also increases the opportunity cost of buying bread. In the long-run demand and supply of bread will become more elastic leading to a larger shortage of bread.
Answer:
(1) NO As this maintenaince will be done in order to keep the current value It is an expenditure to avoid decay of the plant assets
(2) Yes it should be capitalizeds as increase the useful life of the assets (thus the depreciation will change as well as the useful years remaining increases
(3) Yes it should be. As increase the utility it will have a higher future positive cashflow in the future.
Explanation:
We are asked under which circumnstances the amont spend in the maintenance or overhaul should increase the plant asset account or be considered expense of the period.
Answer:
Total revenue is the total amount of income that a firm obtains from selling goods or services. Average revenue is the average amount of income that a firm obtains for each unit of product , and marginal revenue is the extra amount of revenue that the firm obtains from the sale of one additional unit of product.
These three types of revenues have several relationships, for example, if total revenue increases more than total quantity, it means that marginal revenue is high. Another relationship is between marginal revenue and average revenue: when average revenue decreases, marginal revenue increases and viceversa.