Answer: Detailed risk analysis
Explanation: All economist tend to access life and challenges by taking a critical look at the risks involved and possible ways of solving the challenges.
An example could be seen when setting up a business, the typical economist would analyse the risk associated with the business and possibility of the business failing or succeeding.
Answer:
Wilson Towing Service
Income Statement
For the month ending June 30, 2016
Service revenue $12,500
Salaries expense ($2,500)
<u>Rent expense ($500)</u>
Operating profit $9,500
The income statement tells us how much profit/loss did a business make during a certain period of time. In this case, the operating profit was $9,500. In order to calculate net income we would need to subtract taxes but we are not given the tax rate or the taxes due.
Answer:
$667,000
Explanation:
stockholders' equity December 31, 2016 = $540,000
plus net income = $60,000
minus cash dividends = ($18,000)
plus issuance of common stock = $70,000
plus sale of treasury stock = $15,000
stockholders' equity = $667,000
Stock dividends do not affect the value of stockholders' equity, that is why they are not included in this calculation.
Answer:
If Division X refuses to accept the $19 price internally and Division Y continues to buy from the outside supplier, the company as a whole will be:_________.
c. worse off by $28,600 each period.
Explanation:
The $28,600 loss the company incurs is from the lost contribution that Division Y's purchase of Division X's parts could have brought to the company if it buys parts inhouse. This is calculated as follows:
Division X's variable cost per unit = $17
Division X's selling price to outside customers = $23
Division Y's offered buying price = $19
The contribution = $2 ($19 - $17)
Answer:
$7.96
Explanation:
the first month's principal balance = $400 (initial purchase) - $20 (first payment) = $380
the second month's principal balance = $380 (carried over) + $18 (second purchase) = $398
the interest charged on the second month's principal = $398 x 2% = $7.96
