Answer:
6.1 y
Explanation:
Diamond Company
New equipment÷(Annual net income +Depreciation expense)
New equipment$1,400,000
Annual net income $90,000
Depreciation expense $140,000
$1,400,000 ÷ ($90,000 + $140,000)
=$1,400,000÷$230,000
= 6.1 y
Therefore the cash payback period will be 6.1 years
Answer:
Option D. Not enough information to answer this question.
Explanation:
There are number of factors the company considers before entering or exiting the market and some of these include Marginal cost or marginal revenue analysis, project analysis which considers the future cost and benefits by continuing the business, Porter five forces factors consideration before entering, Capabilities and resource analysis, etc.
So merely a price doesn't decides that we going to enter the market or we are leaving the market. Their are chances that we can control the cost of that the competitor starts selling the product at cost which will have harmful impact.
So the information provided to answer this question is not enough.
Answer:
C. I: assets; II: liabilities.
Explanation:
Assets are the physical and intangible properties of business or individual. They are resources used in generating revenues or profits for a business. Assets add value or increase the capital of a company. Examples of assets include cash, inventory, investments, office equipment, and plant and machinery.
Liabilities are debts or obligations that a firm or individual owe to other entities or individuals. Liabilities decrease the net value of a company. Examples of liabilities include Bank debt, money owed to suppliers (accounts payable), Wages owed, and Mortgage debt.
Cash belonging to a bank but held in another bank account is, therefore, an asset, while money borrowed is a debt, hence a liability.
Answer: The correct answer is "a. decrease; decrease; decrease".
Explanation: Suppose the Federal Reserve engages in open-market operations. It sells $20 billion in U.S. securities. It also raises the reserve ratio. This causes excess reserves to <u>decrease</u>, the money supply to <u>decrease</u>, and the money multiplier to <u>decrease</u>.
Answer:
The estimated Bad Debt Expense for the current year is $5860
Explanation:
Wheeling Inc. uses the aging of accounts receivable method to estimated Bad Debt Expense for the current year is as follows;
Uncollected receivables = $5300
Doubtful Accounts = $560
Bad Debt Expense for the current year = Uncollected receivables + Doubtful Accounts
Bad Debt Expense for the current year = $5300 + $560
Bad Debt Expense for the current year = $5,860.
