Answer: $0; $0
Explanation:
New classical economists believe that any fiscal policy that the government embarks on is ineffective on the goods demanded by people.
If the government reduces taxes, Crystal (according to the New classical) will believe that the government will raise taxes in future to make up for the shortfall so she will send the $2,500 to savings so she can be able to pay off the future taxes.
If the government increases spending, Crystal will believe that this will be financed by future tax increases so she will still save the money to pay off future taxes.
Explanation:
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NWC = 1,410 = Current Assets – Current Liabilities = CA - 5,810
=> CA = 1,410 + 5810 = 7,220
Current Ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities
= 7,220/ 5,810 = 1.24
Quick Ratio = (Current Assets – Inventory) / Current Liabilities
= (7,220 – 1,315)/ 5,810 = 1.02
Current ratio is 1.67
Quick ratio = 0.88
In general, an appropriate current ratio is one that is comparable to the industry norm or just a little bit higher. The likelihood of distress or default may be increased by a current ratio that is lower than the industry average.
In a similar vein, if a company's current ratio is significantly higher than that of its peer group, it suggests that management might not be making the most use of its resources.
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Answer:
Total relevant cost = $143,288
Explanation:
In a make-or buy decision , to determine the optimal course of action we compare the purchase cost of the component from the external market to the relevant variable cost of internal production. Where the relevant cost of in-house production is less than the external price, the company should produce internally and vice versa
Differential cost per unit = 16 - 12 = $4
Total relevant cost = $4× 35,822 = $143,288
Total relevant cost = $143,288
Note the fixed cost of $10 per unit is exclude because it is not relevant ; it would be incurred either way