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zheka24 [161]
3 years ago
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Suppose that the Lorenz Curve for the U.S. in 2019 lies completely below the Lorenz Curve for Switzerland in 2019. This implies

that Question 21 options: a) Per Capita Incomes are higher in Switzerland than in the U.S b) the Unemployment Rate is lower in the U.S. than in Switzerland c) incomes are distributed more equally in Switzerland than in the U.S d) incomes are distributed more equally in the U.S. than in Switzerland
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<u>Answer:</u>

<u>If there is 1 hour of production:  </u>

Cars produced by Japan = 5/8 = .625 cars  

HD TV produced by Japan = 15/10 = 1.5 HD TVs

Further,

Cars produced by US = 5/6 = .83 cars

HD TV produced by US = 15/5 = 3 HD TVs

So,

Opportunity cost of a car for Japan = 1.5/.625 = 2.4 units of HD TVs

Opportunity cost of car for US = 3/.83 = 3.61 units of HD TV

Since, Japan has lower opportunity cost of producing cars, so Japan has comparative advantage in producing cars.

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1. T-accounts:

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

Accounts Receivable

Balance                           $4,200

Service Revenue              8,400

Cash                                                 10,200

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

Service Revenue

Accounts Receivable                         8,400

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

Supplies

Balance                              $400

Accounts Payable            2,300

Balance c/d                                       $2,700

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

Accounts Payable

Balance                                            $3,500

Supplies                                             2,300

Cash                                $3,700

Balance c/d                      $2,100

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

Cash Account

Balance                           $3,400

Accounts Receivable      10,200

Advertising                                       $1,000

Accounts Payable                              3,700

Deferred Revenue            1,100

Balance c/d                                    $10,000

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

Advertising Expense

Cash                                  1,000

Accounts                           Debit        Credit

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Balance                                             $300

Cash                                                   1,100

Balance c/d                      $1,400

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Accounts Receivable                         10,200

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6. Cash                            1,100

Deferred Revenue                              1,100

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Accounts Receivable, $4,200

Supplies, $400

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Instructions are listed below

Explanation:

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Variable manufacturing overhead $ 17,000

Fixed manufacturing overhead 29,500

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Fixed selling expense 20,000

Total selling expense $ 33,000

Variable administrative expense $ 4,500

Fixed administrative expense 26,000

Total administrative expense $ 30,500

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