Which set of goals can at times conflict in the short run

Jim and Lisa own a dog-grooming business in Champlain, New York, called JL Groomers. There are many buyers and many sellers in t

Elza [17]

The answer is marginal revenue (MR) curve above $22.

Explanation:

Jim and Lisa Groomers will maximize its accounting profit when taking it to 0 its economic profits when marginal revenue = marginal costs.

Economic profits are not the same as accounting profits because they include the opportunity costs of investing the money somewhere else. That is whythe long run firm is not able to make economic profits since as they exist, new competitors will enter the market. But in the case of the shoert run, the firms are able to make economic profit, but by doing so, they cannot maximize their accounting profit.

Economic profit = account profit = Opportunity profit

Opportunity cost are extra costs or benefitslost from choosing one activity or investment over another one.

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3 years ago

Hampton Company reports the following information for its recent calendar year. Income Statement Data Selected Year-End Balance

Andreyy89

Answer:

Net Cash provided by Operating Activities $20,900.00

Explanation:

Cash Flows from Operating Activities

Net Income $16,000.00

Adjustments to reconcile Net Income:

+ Depreciation expenses.

$6,000.00

- Increase in Accounts receivables.

($6,000.00)

+Decrease in Inventory

$4,000.00

+Increase in Salaries Payable.

$900.00

Net Cash provided by Operating Activities $20,900.00

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3 years ago

This technique is an iterative process that identifies and defines the work to be completely accomplished in the near term, and

kiruha [24]

Answer:

The correct answer is: Rolling wave planning

Explanation:

Rolling Wave Planning refers to the technique or process of project planning or management in waves. This technique involves iterative planning with the progression of the project. It is used in case of a tight or strict schedule that has to be followed.

The planning of the work to be completed in near term, involves setting high level assumptions and milestones.

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3 years ago

Navajo Corporation traded a used truck (cost $20,000, accumulated depreciation $18,000) for a small computer with a fair value o

UNO [17]

Answer:

Dr Computer $3,300

Dr Accumulated depreciation-Truck $18,000

Cr Truck - Fixed Asset $20,000

Cr Gain on disposal of truck (Balancing Figure) $800

Cr Cash Account $500

Explanation:

The disposal of a Fixed asset is a three step procedure and is given as under:

Remove the Accumulated depreciation and the cost of the fixed asset
Record the receipt of the consideration at Fair Value
Record the payment or receipt of the cash

Always remember that the balancing figure will go to Profit and loss statement.

Step1: Remove the Accumulated depreciation and the cost of the fixed asset

The asset value and the accumulated depreciation would be removed from the books of accounts and the balance figure would be transfered to profit and loss account.

Dr Accumulated Depreciation $18,000

Dr Profit & Loss Account $2,000

Cr Truck - Fixed Asset $20,000

Step2: Record the receipt of the consideration at Fair Value

Dr Computer - Fixed Asset $3,300

Cr Profit and Loss Account $3,300

Step3: Record the payment or receipt of the cash

The receipt of the payment will treated as:

Dr Profit and loss Account $500

Cr Cash Account $500

The aggregate Effect if I summarizee would be:

Dr Computer $3,300

Dr Accumulated depreciation-Truck $18,000

Cr Truck - Fixed Asset $20,000

Cr Gain on disposal of truck (Balancing Figure) $800

Cr Cash Account $500

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3 years ago

What is the margin of safety? a. $ 25,000 b. $ 50,000 c. $100,000 d. $250,000?

Andrej [43]

It depends what for... but If its really important, u would say 50,000

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4 years ago