Examples of some of the most prominent hard currencies are listed below: The U.S. dollar (USD) The euro (EUR) ... The Australian dollar (AUD)
Answer:
$444,444.44
Explanation:
Larry's life insurance corporation is trying to sell an investment policy that will pay you and your heirs a total amount of $32,000 per year
The required return on this investment is 7.2%
= 7.2/100
= 0.072
Since the cash flow is a perpetuity then, the amount that will be paid for the policy can be calculated as follows
PV= C/r
= $32,000/0.072
= $444,444.44
Hence the amount of money that will be paid for the policy is $444,444.44
Answer:
Option (b) is correct.
Explanation:
The total surplus is defined as the sum total of producer surplus and consumers surplus. Total surplus with a tax is defined as the combined total of producers and consumers surplus and tax revenue that is earned by the government of a particular nation.
Consumers surplus = Willingness to pay for the product - Actual amount paid for the product
Producers surplus = Actual amount received for the product - Willingness to accept for the product
Answer:
account receivables 600 debit
allowance for doubful account 600 credit
--to revert the write-off--
cash 600 debit
account receivables 600 credit
--to record the payment from Acme Inc--
Explanation:
The company will revert the write-off of Acme. Inc account and then record a collection as usual
We use the allowance account as previously the company did as follows:
allowance for doubful account 1,200 debit
account receivables 1,200 credit
to write-off the account.
We reverse this by the amount paid by Acme which is 600
Then, we record receiving the cash (debit) and decreasing the account receivable (credit)
