Answer:
Explanation:
GDP is gross domestic product and NDP is net domestic product.
GDP measures market value of total goods and services produced in a particular period of time.
NDP is net domestic product . In its calculation, we deduct the value of depreciation of capital goods produced from the value of GDP.
So
NDP = GDP - depreciation .
So growing gap between GDP and NDP reflects the increasing obsolescence of capital goods , which warrants replacement of capital goods .
OPTION A is correct.
Answer:
The preferred stockholders $10,000
Common stockholders $4,000
Explanation:
The cumulative effect of the preferred stock is that the holders are entitled to arrears of dividends, in other words, they would receive this year last year's dividends in addition to current year's.
annual preferred stock dividends=dividend per share*number of preferred stock.
annual preferred stock dividends=$5*1000=$5000
dividends for 2 years=$5000*2=$10,000
common stock dividends=$14,000-$10,000=$4000
The amount generated from the investment with simple interest is calculated through the equation,
F = P x (1 + in)
where F is the future amount, P is the present worth, i is the decimal equivalent of the given interest and n is the number of interest period.
From this item it can be identified that,
P = $10,500
i = 0.06
n = 4
Substituting the known values,
F = ($10,500) x (1 + (0.06)(4))
<em> F = $13020</em>
Therefore, after four years, the amount of money that Alex will have is $13,020.
Answer:
The answer is A.
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is the cost of an action that was not chosen or selected. It is also the cost of alternative forgone. For example, Mr A has two choices - taking employment of $20,000 per annum or being self-employed (setting up a farm that will generate $25,000 per annum). He decides to go for farming. The opportunity cost here is the cost of taking the employment ($20,000).
Opportunity cost is relevant in decision making. Companies use opportunity cost when making strategic or tactical decisions. There must be an alternative to every decision which must be considered before making a decision.
Though opportunity cost is a relevant cost but it is never shown on financial statement. It is never part of financial records.
Answer:
1) October 1:
1.1
Debit Cost of Goods sold $3,600
Credit Merchandise $3,600
1.2
Debit Cash $6,000
Credit Revenue $6,000
2) October 7
2.1.
Debit Revenue $670
Credit Cash $670
2.2.
Debit Merchandise $402
Credit Cost of Goods sold $402
Explanation:
1. October 1: when sold goods, the company recorded Cost of Goods sold and revenue:
1.1
Debit Cost of Goods sold $3,600
Credit Merchandise $3,600
1.2
Debit Cash $6,000
Credit Revenue $6,000
2. October 7
The percentage of revenue that merchandise returned = $670/$6,000 = 11.17%
Assume a constant gross profit ratio for all items sold.
Cost of returned merchandise = $3,600 x 11.17% = $402
2.1.
Debit Revenue $670
Credit Cash $670
2.2.
Debit Merchandise $402
Credit Cost of Goods sold $402
