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Various financial data for the past two years follow. LAST YEAR THIS YEAR Output: Sales $ 200,100 $ 202,100 Input: Labor 30,100

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Answer: $1.637; $1.404

Explanation:

Given that,

Last year:

Output - Sales = $200,100

Input:

Labor = 30,100

Raw materials = 35,100

Energy = 5,010

Capital = 50,010

Other = 2,010

Input = 30,100 + 35,100 + 5,010 + 50,010 + 2,010

= 122,230

Total Productivity = $\frac{output}{input}$

= $\frac{200,100}{122,230}$

= $1.637

This year:

Output - Sales = $202,100

Input:

Labor = 40,100

Raw materials = 45,100

Energy = 6,050

Capital = 49,750

Other = 2,875

Input = 40,100 + 45,100 + 6,050 + 49,750 + 2,875

= 143,875

Total Productivity = $\frac{output}{input}$

= $\frac{202,100}{143,875}$

= $1.404

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A company had cash flows during the year as follows: $50,000 received from short-term borrowing, $10,000 paid to purchase treasu

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Answer:

Net cash flow=$25000

Explanation:

The net cash flow from financing activities includes that entails any or a combination of the following; issuance and redemption of stocks , issuance and redemption of debts and payment of interest and/or dividend, and receipt of dividend and or interest.

The net cash flows= 50,000 -10,000 -15,000 = $25000

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A firm may opt to pay millions of dollars for celebrity endorsements in order to:_____

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A firm may opt to pay millions of dollars for celebrity endorsements in order to signal to consumers that the advertised product is appealing and likely to be popular.

A consumer is defined as an individual or business that consumes or uses goods or services. A customer is a buyer in the economy who buys goods and services and can exist as a consumer or as a sole customer.

Consumers are sometimes contrasted with producers. For example, a company that manufactures toothpaste is a producer. And if you buy this toothpaste, you are a consumer. However, be aware that people often produce and consume the same item.

It is the producers and consumers who buy and sell. Producers create or produce goods and provide services, and consumers buy those goods and services with money. Most people are both producers and consumers.

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Vineyard Corporation, a manufacturer of fine wines, began the year 2016 with 20,000 bottles in inventory. The company estimated

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Answer:

Desired Ending Inventory for the second quarter is 25,000 bottles

Explanation:

Vineyard Corporation

1st Quarter

Beginning Inventory 20,000

Budgeted Sales 200,000 bottles,

Ending Inventory 15,000 bottles ( 10% of the 2nd quarter's sales)

As the management has already decided that an ending inventory of 10% of the subsequent quarter's sales is appropriate therefore we get Ending inventory by finding 10% of the subsequent quarter sales.

Vineyard Corporation

2nd Quarter

Beginning Inventory 15,000

Budgeted Sales 150,000 bottles,

Ending Inventory 25,000 bottles ( 10% of the 3rd quarter's sales)

(250,000*10/100= $ 25,000)

Vineyard Corporation

3rd Quarter

Beginning Inventory 25,000

Budgeted Sales 250,000 bottles,

Ending Inventory 40,000 bottles ( 10% of the 4th quarter's sales)

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3 years ago

What is true in a market structure characterized by monopolistic competition?

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Answer:

C)Many firms operate in the market and produce similar, but differentiated products.

Explanation:

A monopolistic market structure has many firms competing for the same customers. Although the firms sell similar products, each tries to make their products different from the rest. Each firm can set its price because the products are differentiated. Other characteristics of monopolistic competition include

Freedom of entry and exit.
There many sellers and buyers
Each firm sets its product price

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