Answer:
Adjusted balance: 1,801 dollars
Explanation:
Bank statement balance: 1,921
outstanding checks (300)
bank mistake <u> 180 </u>
adjusted bank balance 1,801
Cash account balance: 1,900
service charge (25)
Interest earned 1
car insurance expense <u> (75)</u>
Adjusted Balance: 1,801
We adjust each party for mistake and unknow information.
The bank made a mistake and is unaware of the outstanding checks
Joe didn't know about the insurance amount, the service charge nor the interest thus, it need to record and adjust for this value.
Answer:
Net cash flow from investing activities is $47.2 million -$58.6 million =-11.4 million.
Explanation:
Draft Cashflow Statement.
Operating Activities; $0.0 million
Investing Activties;
Cash Inflows;
Sales of ; investment $32.0 million,plus sales of Land $15.2 million =$47.2 million.
Cash outflows; Purchase of ; treasury stock -$21.2, plus equipment -$25.2 million, plus patent -$12.2 million =-$58.6 million
Net cash flow from investing activities is $47.2 million less $58.6 million=-11.4 million.
Financing Activities;
Issues of common stock $40.4
Note that sales of own common stock is a financing activity
<span>Gold is the main commodity on the JEB. Right now gold is trading around the $1250 level.</span>
Answer: True
Explanation:
Marginal externality is constant. However, it may not be calculated with accuracy. Hence, there's need for estimates at reasonable levels.
Hence, the policymaker's estimate of $35/ unit is reasonable and within the acceptable range of between $10 and $50/unit. Also, the tax charge raises social welfare compared to no tax at all.
Answer:
A what businesses believe will generate the most profits.
Explanation:
In a market economy, the private sector controls the majority of the factors of production. The government or central authority does not interfere with economic activities in this type of economy. The private sector decides on the production and distribution of goods and services.
The private sector participates in economic activities to make profits. Demand and supply forces determine the type and quantities of goods to be produced. Traders will avail to the markets the goods and services that consumers are willing to buy.
