Ummmmm I will go with answer A cause at my house its always like that.
Answer:
INCOME STATEMENT
Net sales $710
Cost of goods sold ($585)
Selling, gen & admin expenses ($39
)
Depreciation <u> ($13) </u>
EBIT $73
Interest expense <u> ($26
)</u>
Taxable income $47
Taxes <u> ($16
) </u>
Net income <u> $31 </u>
Balance Sheet
Property, plant, and equipment $525
Less accumulated depreciation <u>($121)</u>
Net fixed assets $404
Inventories $51
Cash $16
Receivables <u>$40
</u>
Total current assets <u>$107 </u>
Total Assets <u>$511</u>
Shareholders’ equity $94
Long-term debt $355
Payable $36
Debt due for repayment <u>$26
</u>
Total current liabilities <u>$62</u>
Total liabilities <u> $417 </u>
Total liabilities & shareholders’ equity <u>$511</u>
Explanation:
Sales and Expenses balances are included in Income statement. Assets, Equity and Liabilities balances are included in the balance sheet.
Answer:
A. When GDP falls, unemployment rises.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": the difference in total costs that result from selecting one choice instead of another.
Explanation:
Differential cost is the result of subtracting the costs of two different options from where only one is to be selected. The concept is mostly used at the moment of producing when the firm must find out the difference in manufacturing one more unit of a good. Differential costs can be variable or fixed costs.
Answer: Option (A) is correct.
Explanation:
Correct Option: Normal profits because economic profits will attract new firms and there are no entry restrictions.
In a monopolistically competitive market, firms will earn an economic profit in the short run, so new firms attracted with these profits and decided to enter into the market in the long run.
There is no barriers on entry and exit of the firms in the monopolistically competitive market. When new firms enters into the market, as a result supply of differentiated products increases.
This causes the firm's market demand curve to shift leftwards. It will continue shifting to the left in the firm market demand curve till the point where it is nearly tangent to the average total cost curve.
At this point, firms earns zero normal profit and can earn normal profits in the long run same as a perfectly competitive firm.
