Answer: D) present value of the remaining lease payments.
Explanation:
When recording a capital lease in the balance sheet of the lessee, the amount recorded is the<em> lower amount </em>between the present value of the remaining lease payments or the cost of the leased asset.
As the <em>cost</em> of the leased asset is <em>equal</em> to the <em>initial</em> present value of the payments, the cost will therefore be higher than the current present value of the remaining payments so the appropriate amount to put in the balance sheet will be the current present value of the remaining lease payments.
Answer: 5
Explanation: C
Consumer surplus is the difference between the quantity that a consumer is eager to pay for any product and the amount that he or she really ends up paying for that commodity. In this question Melanie was expecting to pay $79.95 when she saw the tag. Later she came to know that the coat was on a sale and she would have to pay 20% less. She finally paid $63.96 that is $15.99 less than the stated price $15.99. Thus, $15.99 is the consumers' surplus.
There should be two outside independent observers or
two outside judges on the other words, that must agree and believe that the
definition captures the important characteristics of the target behavior in
order for a behavioral definition to possess social validity.
Answer:
The correct answer is "Face-to-face interviews".
Explanation:
- Face-to-face surveys or interviews are an important way of gathering information used throughout survey methodology.
- Throughout these interviews, research teams are collecting location information from participants across one cooperation or bonding. This method of collecting information seems to be unique or even just highly personalized.
Answer:
a. $30,000.
Explanation:
Willingness to pay is the highest amount a consumer would be willing to pay for a good or service. In this example, the willingness to pay is $50.
Consumer surplus is the difference between price of a product and the willingness to pay.
To calculate the total consumer surplus , refer to the attached image, the consumer surplus is the shaded triangle.
The total consumer surplus = 1/2 base × (height)
The height is the difference between the willingness to pay and the price of the wine = $50 -$30 =$20
The base is the total quantity purchases at $30 =
1/2 × 3 × ($20) = $30
There are 10,000 consumers, therefore consumer surplus =$30,000
I hope my answer helps you.
