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SCORPION-xisa [38]
3 years ago
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Define private equity funds economics. ​

Business
1 answer:
Bingel [31]3 years ago
4 0

its like keeping the funds private and makeing sure no one knows alot about it

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Answer and Explanation:

The computation of given question is shown below:-

                                     <u> Hi-Test Company</u>

                            <u>Weighted-average method</u>

                                                              <u>Equivalent units</u>

<u>Particulars                            Physical units  Material  Conversion costs</u>

Units to be accounted for

Beginning work-in-progress    2,000

Production started                    28,000

Total units                                  30,000

Units accounted for:

1. Completed and transferred

out                                             23,000        23,000        23,000

                                                                 (23,000 × 100%)

Ending work-in-progress          7,000          7,000           2,800

                                                               (7,000 × 100%) (7,000 × 40%)

2. Total units                             30,000         30,000       25,800

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<u>Costs to account for:</u>

Beginning work in

progress                              $45,000        $56,320               $101,320

                                                  ($25,600 + $30,720)

Costs added during

period                                  $375,000      $341,000            $716,000

Total costs                           $420,000     $397,320            $817,320

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Total equivalent unit

of production                         $30,000      $25,800

3. Cost per equivalent unit   $14.00         $15.40

Cost accounted for

4. Completed and transferred

out                                         $322,000     $354,200         $676,200

                                      (23,000 × $14.00) (2,800 × $15.40)

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                                    (30,000 × $14.00) (25,800 × $15.40)

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Cross Price Elasticity of Demand (CPSD) measures the change in demand in one good due to a change in price is the other good.

If the CPSD is negative then the goods are Compliments meaning that they are used together which is why when the price of one good goes down, the demand of the compliment goes up because more of the original good will be bought due to the lower price.

If the CPSD is Positive, it means that they are Substitutes and a Decrease in price in one good leads to a decrease in demand for the other good because people will demand less of it and switch to the former (now cheaper) good.

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