Answer:
Boat is an asset.
Most liquid = $5 bill
Second most = Fund in saving account
Third most = Bond
least liquid = Boat
Liquidity means easily convertible into cash. $5 bill is the most liquid while asset cannot be easily and readily convertible into cash.
Explanation:
Answer:
$24,990
Explanation:
2/15 net 45 means that if the customer pays within the period of 15 days, he will get the discount of 2% of invoice amount, otherwise he has to pay the whole amount of invoice within the period of 45 days.
In the given scenario, since the Pound Co. has paid the invoice within the discount period, so therefore, the Pound Co. has availed the discount of 2% and accordingly the sales amount shall be recorded as follows:
Sales amount=Invoice amount*98%
=$25,500*98%
=$24,990
The answer to this question is the letter "E" which is the "anyone in the organization". Wiki is a blog or a website where anyone in the organization is allowed to access it to view and access materials and edit it. Hence, is a team uses wikis to collaborate on a report, the editing and updating of the report should be done by anyone in the organization.
Answer:
If the company makes the units, it will save $7,000 per period.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Make in-house:
Number of units= 16,000
Variable cost per unit= $22
<u>Avoidable fixed cost per unit= $3</u>
Buy:
Number of units= 16,000
Buying price= $27
Rent= $25,000
<u>First, we will determine the total cost of each option:</u>
Make:
Total cost= 16,000*(22 + 3)= $400,000
Buy:
Total cost= 16,000*27 - 25,000= $407,000
If the company makes the units, it will save $7,000 per period.
Answer: Please refer to Explanation
Explanation:
M1 is the narrowest definition of money supply. It refers to the most liquid or instruments and includes actual currency as well as money in checking accounts.
M2 is the next type of of money. It includes EVERYTHING in M1 and then also includes savings deposits, time deposits, and money market funds.
Now,
Classifying the above will go as,
Gold - Neither M1 or M2
Traveler's check - M1 and M2
Balance in savings accounts - M2 only
Money market account balance - M2 only
Credit cards - Neither M1 or M2
Common stock - Neither M1 or M2
Certificates of deposit - M2 only
Currency - M1 and M2
Balance in Checking accounts - M1 and M2
It is worthy of note that there is no M1 only. This is because as stated in the definition, all M1s are in M2.
