Answer:
$113,700
Explanation:
Last in first out (LIFO) is an inventory management method, in which the cost of the most recent product bought are the first to be charged to expenses.
With regards to the above question, we'll have;
Inventory sold = (12,000 × $13.5) + (900 × $13) = $173,700
Ending inventory = [7,200 × $12] + [(3,000 - 900) × $13]
Ending inventory = $86,400 + $27,300
Ending inventory = $113,700
Therefore, the ending inventory using LIFO is $113,700
Answer: The bond will be issued at a premium
Explanation: If the interest rate on bond is higher than the market interest rate then the investors of such bond will get a greater benefit. Hence to get the greater benefit an investor must pay a higher value, thus, the bond will be issued at premium.
Higher interest rate means the company will pay interest to investors mare than i the general rate in market, Therefore, company can charge investors more from a more valuable asset.
Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is c.
Answer:
If the money wage rate increased from $40.00 to 45.24 and hour and consumer prices rose by 16%, we would expect _______ people to try to find a job and employed people to want to work _______ hours.
a. more; longer.
The____ would _____.
b. quantity of labor supplied; increase.
Explanation:
Generally, when wage rates increase, this will led to an increase in the inflation rate. The problem is what happens if wages increase less than the inflation rate. This means that real wages will actually decrease once we adjust them to inflation. This will cause more people trying to get a job or working longer hours just to be able to pay for the same amount of goods as before.
In this example, the wage rate increased by 13.1%, but the inflation rate increased by 16%, so real wages decreased.
The
answer is recognition.
<span>Recognition
is one of the three processes of memory, the
other two are encoding and storage. Recognition is the process of
retrieving information from the past to use it in an actual
situation.</span>
