Answer:
The total opportunity cost of investing in the business is explained below:
Explanation:
Opportunity cost is also known as alternative cost, the cost incurred from giving up one benefit for an alternative. Kelly withdrew 1000$ from his account, which was giving him a 3% profit annually, and the total opportunity cost of withdrawing 1000$ is 30$ annually. Similarly, he withdrew another 2000$ at 7% interest rate that is 140$which he has to pay annually.
30$ + 140$ =170$
The total annual opportunity cost is 170$
Answer:
the answer is c...employees need 2 b compensated 4 a job that is satisfactory 2 a company.., this position to workers, relays a feeling of "job well done"
The indication for where the fact came from is called citation
From an accounting standpoint, stockholders' investment and revenues increase the assets of the company without adding to the liabilities. Therefore according to the equation (A = L + E), equity must increase.
Similarly, issuing dividends and paying expenses pays cash out of the company, which decreases assets without changing liabilities. Therefore equity must decrease.
Another way to think of it is: what contributes to the company's profit and/or value, and what decreases these things? Well, revenues and people investing in the company are good (and therefore good for stockholders), and giving cash out and paying expenses are costs to the company (and therefore decrease value for stockholders).
Answer:
$4,760
Explanation:
The value a company will record for the dishwasher will be the amount that was used to purchase the dishwasher plus the associated cost of transporting and installing the dishwasher.
The price of the dishwasher to be used is the actual amount it was bought and not the fair value.
Amount recorded for dishwasher= Price + Transportation + Installation fees
Amount recorded for dishwasher= 4,200 + 330 + 230
Amount recorded for dishwasher= $4,760
Note the fee for illegal parking is not considered because it is not a direct cost related to purchase of the dishwasher