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aleksandr82 [10.1K]
3 years ago
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The European Union and the United States are trading partners. (a) If the current account balance is zero, will an increase in U

nited States real income result in a current account surplus, deficit, or no change
Business
1 answer:
wolverine [178]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: Deficit

Explanation:

One of the things a current account shows is the trade balance of a country which is the difference between its exports and its imports.

If real income was to increase in the U.S., her citizens will demand more goods and services as they can afford it.

This will lead to a rise in imports from U.S. trading partners which will then rise more than exports and result in a trade deficit which would lead to a current account deficit.

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Explanation:

The computation of given question is shown below:

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b.

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For Platinum

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Salaries and bonus of Customer representative = ($68,000 × 20,000 ÷ 2,000) + (1% × $6,500,000 )

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Cost of promotion = $2,850,000 × 20%

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Since, 80% is allocated for promotion expenses of titanium so we assume 20% for Platinum

Excess of gross margin over customer costs = Total Gross margin - Salaries and bonus of Customer representative - Cost of promotion

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<em>Goalpost</em> =  $30

2. What is the optimal mix of team shirts?

Homerun =  50,890

Goalpost  = 3,822

3. What is the total contribution margin earned for the optimal mix?

Total contribution margin earned for the optimal mix = $311,780

Explanation:

<em>1. Contribution margin per hour of machine time for each type of team shirts</em>

<em><u>Homerun</u></em>

Contribution margin per hour of machine = $5 / (6/60)

                                                                     =  $ 50

<em><u>Goalpost</u></em>

Contribution margin per hour of machine = $15 / (30/60)

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<em>2. Optimal mix of team shirts</em>

Determine if <em>machine time</em> is a limiting factor

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<u>Available Hours</u>

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Demanded Hours > Available hours

Therefore  <em>machine time</em> is a limiting factor

Determine Mix

<em>Rank the T-Shirts based on contribution margin per hour of machine time</em>

Position 1. Homerun = 5,089

Position 2. Goalpost  = 1,911 (takes the remaining hours)

Number of T-Shirts (mix)

Homerun = 5,089 / 0.1 =  50,890

Goalpost  = 1,911 / 0.5 =  3,822

<em>3. The total contribution margin earned for the optimal mix</em>

Homerun =  50,890 × $5 =254,450

Goalpost  =  3,822 × $15 = 57,330

Total                                 = 311,780

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