Answer:
C. Public goods must be provided to secure a high standard of living.
Explanation:
Public goods refer to commodity or service that cannot be avoided by individuals and is unprofitable to be produced and sold by firms. The government is the sole provider of such services. For example roads and security are better provided by government.
Answer:
Correll Company
a. Yes State R residents who purchased Firm L (out-of-state) merchandise owe use tax on their purchases.
b. State R would collect $1,080,000 additional revenue ($18 million * 6%) if Correll was required to collect the use tax at the point of sale and then remit the tax collected to State R.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Cost of merchandise to customers in State R = $18 million
State R's sales and use tax on the purchase and consumption of retail goods within the state = 6%
Amount that Correll could collect for State R = $1,080,000 ($18 million * 6%)
b) Note that Correll (Firm L) collecting the State R use tax does not affect State R residents' legal liability to pay the use tax. Unfortunately, not many people actually remit their self-assessed use tax.
Answer: Option (C)
Explanation:
Mortgage-backed security is referred to as an investment which is quite similar to the bond that is formed from the accumulation of home loan which are bought from several commercial banks. The investors indulged in the Mortgage Based Security tend to earn a periodic payment which are similar to the bond coupon. These securities are often referred to as the conduits.
Answer:
The quarterly sales forecast for 2021, using the seasonal index approach:
Estimated 2021 Sales
Q1 52
Q2 191
Q3 17
Q4 140
Total 400
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Annual demand for 2020:
2020 Sales Estimated 2021 Sales
Q1 30 52 (30/230 * 400)
Q2 110 191 (110/230 * 400)
Q3 10 17 (10/230 * 400)
Q4 80 140 (80/230 * 400)
Total 230 400
b) The seasonal index approach uses an average to compare an actual observation relative to an estimated observation based on the removal of annual seasonal variations.
Answer:
$5,055,000
Explanation:
Note: <em>The full question is attached below</em>
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Particulars Amount
Cash $875,000
Accounts receivable $2,695,000
Less: Installments not due in 2021 <u>($600,000)</u> $2,095,000
[$1,200,000 - ($150,000 * 4)]
Inventory <u>$2,085,000</u>
Total of current assets <u>$5,055,000</u>