Answer:
Total producer surplus= $30
Explanation:
Producer surplus is the difference between the price a seller is willing to sell and the market price or actual price at which the item is bought. The producer surplus is the additional benefit the seller gets from a sale.
Consumer surplus= Market price - Price seller is willing to sell for
Marco is willing to sell at $15 hour
Kelly is willing to pay $30 per hour
Mike is willing to pay $20 per hour
Surplus from Kelly= 30- 15= $15
Surplus from Mike= 20- 15= $5
Total producer surplus= ($15*1 hour) + ($5 *3 hours)
Total producer surplus= 15 + 15= $30
One side could be 85 and the other could be 2.
Answer: In January, when the products are delivered.
Answer:
The deposit of $178,000 by Mr. Rho appears under Liabilities of Waterfield Bank as shown in the attached photo.
Explanation:
Note: See the attached photo for the T-account Illustration for Waterfield Bank after this transaction has occurred.
The the proceeds of the home sale deposited by Mr. Rho into his checking account at Waterfield Bank is liability to Waterfield Bank. Therefore, the deposit of $178,000 by Mr. Rho appears under Liabilities of Waterfield Bank as shown in the attached photo.
Answer: $81.85
Explanation:
Additional Equity financing needed = Projected Assets - Projected liabilities - Projected increase in retained earnings - Current equity
Projected Assets = (Current Assets + Fixed Assets) * ( 1 + growth rate)
= ( 670 + 1,520) * ( 1.10)
= $2,409
Projected Liabilities = 360 * 1.1
= $369
Projected Increase in Retained earnings
= Sales * ( 1 + growth rate ) * profit margin
= 2,330 * 1.10 * 5%
= $128.15
Current Equity = Assets - Liabilities
= 670 + 1,520 - 360
= $1,830
Additional Equity financing needed next year= 2,409 - 369 - 128.15 - 1,830
= $81.85
