Answer:
(C).They tend to live comfortably as long as they have jobs
Answer: Mixed cost
Explanation:
The cost of the natural gas is a mixed cost. A mixed cost is the cost that combines two types of costs (fixed costs and variable costs). A mixed cost is made up of a fixed cost that doesn’t change when production volume changes and also the variable cost that changes when production volume changes.
Mixed costs are also known as semi variable cost. The natural gas is used constantly with the expense incurred on it continuous, therefore it's a fixed cost. Also, when there is no pizza, the usage of natural gas decreases so it's a variable cost. Since it has attribute of fixed and variable cost, it's a mixed cost.
Send a notarised letter to her employer requesting that they withhold additional amounts from her pay each month.
Option C
Explanation:
A certificate approved by a notary public is a notarised text. The notary public is a public officer who confirms the identity of everyone who signs the document, observes the signatures and seals the document.
If at the flat rate or the low marital rate they withhold.
Many deductions are claimed: any gain they claim decreases the amount deducted. In the case of a further refund: you will petition for a further amount of each paycheck that is withheld.
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
Resources are the ( inputs) materials used in the production of goods meant for sale. The cost of inputs has a direct impact on the price of the finished goods(output). An increase in the cost of inputs increases the cost of production. An increase in production cost increases without a corresponding rise in the selling price means that the profits margin per unit will decline.
Suppliers are motivated to sell or deliver more quantities in the market by profit prospects. An increase in the costs of inputs decreases profit margins. Reduced profits margin result in suppliers supplying reduced quantities in the markets.
Answer:
See the explanation.
Explanation:
Account receivable Rondo Distributors debit $1,200
Sales revenue credit $1,200
Note: To record the merchandise sales on account. As the company used the periodic inventory system, we do not need to give the cost of goods sold journals.
Purchase debit 10,000
Accounts payable credit 10,000
Note: To record the purchase on account.
Delivery expense debit $525
Cash credit $525
Note: To record the payment of the delivery expense.
