Ivan's marginal benefit if he decides to stay open for six hours instead of five hours is $20. The marginal benefit can be solved by subtracting the total revenue of the equivalent hours.
$550 (6 hours) - $530 (5 hours) = $20
Answer:
C. a result of the seasonal pattern of work in specific industries
Explanation:
Seasonal Unemployment results out of seasonal demand of labor in those industries where the nature of job is dependent upon weather or business seasons.
For example in case of crops, during the harvest season, there is high demand for labor while during the rest of the year there is no demand at all. So laborers of such industries are employed for a fixed duration in an year and remain unemployed for the rest of the period.
This unemployment is not due to inadequacy of labor skills but results owing to nature of the industry and seasonal pattern of the work required.
Answer:
c. $52,670
Explanation:
The computation of the fixed cost and the variable cost per hour by using high low method is shown below:
Variable cost per desk = (High cost - low cost) ÷ (Highest production - lowest production)
= ($82,700 - $63,300) ÷ (3,500 desk - 1,240 desk)
= $19,400 ÷ 2,260 desk
= $8.58
Now the fixed cost equal to
= High cost - (High production × Variable cost per desk)
= $82,700 - (3,500 desk × $8.58)
= $82,700 - $30,030
= $52,670
<span>Because
of a difference in values from American consumers, Germans have not been overly
receptive to installment debt to purchase products and services and the use of
credit cards such as visa or Mastercard. The German Schuld
which means debt also means guilt.</span>
Answer:
D) Uniformity
Explanation:
The purpose of the conceptual framework is to assist the International Accounting Standards Boards and account preparers in having a better understanding of the International Financial Reporting Accounting Standards, knowing the right accounting policy to take where there is no clear standard, as well as developing and revising standards.
Issues meant to be addressed by this framework include recognition and derecognition, measurement, qualitative characteristics of important financial information, the objective of financial reporting, financial statements and the reporting entity, understanding of capital and capital maintenance as well as presentation and closure.
