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Rzqust [24]
3 years ago
5

Suppose a firm doubles its output in the long run. at the same time the unit cost of production remains unchanged. we can conclu

de that the firm is
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svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago
5 0
Suppose a firm doubles its output in the long run. at the same time the unit cost of production remains unchanged. we can conclude that the firm is facing constant returns to scale.

When talking about economics, a company facing a constant return to scale is when a firm changes their resources but not their production. When this happens there is a problem within their production. 
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Answer:

What to produce?

Explanation:

A society has to make choices in order to meet the diverse needs of its members. The resources available in all economies are insufficient to meet all needs. Because of this scarcity, a society has to make informed decisions on what to produce at any given.  

Societies make choices on what to produce with the available resource. In every decision, there is a sacrifice to be made.

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3 years ago
If the current dividend (D0) is $3.00 and the growth rate is 6%. How much will the dividend be at Time 5?
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The dividend will be $4.015

<u>Explanation:</u>

The given data is: Initial dividend given is = $3 and growth rate given is = 6%

the following formula is used in order to calculate the dividend

dividend at time 5 = d0 multiply with (1+growth rate) power 5

= $3.00 multiply with (1+0.06) power 5

=>$3.00 multiply (1.33822558)

=>$4.015 (rounded to two decimals).

<u>Note :</u> The dividend is the amount that is paid by the company to its shareholders. The amount of dividend may vary from year to year depending upon the profitability level of the company that it earned during the year.

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3 years ago
Computer Wholesalers restores and resells notebook computers. It originally acquires the notebook computers from corporations up
frozen [14]

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Yes it does as the company expect to pay for the warranty but doesn't know as it may occur or don't dependion upon the notebook hardware and software performance over the 90-days period

Warranty expense 29,500 debit

   Warranty Liability       29,500 credit

Explanation:

We will record a warrant liability for the 5% of the mount sold. As the warranty liability is generated at the time of sale which occur in December

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4 years ago
Coronado Company's record of transactions concerning part X for the month of April was as follows.
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Answer:

1.FIFO 5,631.4

2.LIFO 7,685

3.8.8542 per unit

Explanation:

Coronado Company's

1)First-in, first-out (FIFO)

(520×8.47+ 150×8.18)

= 4,404.4+1,227

= 5,631.4

2)Last-in, first-out (LIFO)

(420×7.30+ 620×7.45)

= 3,066+4,619

= 7,685

3.Cost of goods available for sale

Date Transactions Units ×Rate =Total

Apr-01 Beginning inventory 420 ×$7.30 =$3,066

Apr-04 Purchase 720×$7.45 =$5,363

11-Apr Purchase 620 ×$7.74 =$4,798.8

18-Apr Purchase 520×$7.81 =$4,061.2

26-Apr Purchase 920 ×$8.18= $7,525.6

30-Apr Purchase 520 ×$8.47 $4,404.4

Total: 3,300 $29,219

720+620+520+920+520=3,300

$3,066+5,363+4,798.8+4,061.2+7,525.6+4,404.4 =29,219

Average cost per unit =

Total cost of goods available for sale / Units available for sale

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$29,219 / 3,300

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Blossom Company was organized on January 1. During the first year of operations, the following plant asset expenditures and rece
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Answer:

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cost of bulding                          25,100

write-off demolished building <u>(25,100)</u>

Balance:                                              0

Building under construction:

exacavation cost 13,100

architect's fees    32,100

contractor           <u>640,100</u>

Balance:              685,300

Land:

acquisition cost                        255,100

property taxes paid at purchase<u> 2,180</u>

Balance:                                   257,280

Land improvements:

parking lot and driveways 28,100

fences                                  <u>  5,810</u>

balance                                33,910

period cost:

demolition expense           24,100

salvage from demolition    (11,000)

property taxes expense        5810

loss at disposal (building) <u> 25,100</u>

balance:                              44,010

Explanation:

For building and land we should follow the accounting procedure of include all the incurred or assumed cost to contruct and leave it ready to use.

As there is no indication that construction was completed we should assume the building is under construction.

As we demolish the old building we should write-off and recognize  the loss and the demolition expense.

The property taxes after the purcahse are cost of the period.

Before the taxes were a necessary cost to acquire the land.

The salvage from the demolition decrease the expense are not considered revenue.

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