Explain how a command economy differs from the<br> other economic systems.

Which of the following is NOT included when calculating gross income?

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Financial incomes other than scholarships can be included in the calculation of gross income.

<u>Explanation: </u>

The gross revenue, cost of sold goods marks the gross income for a business which is also known as gross margin. It does not include all the other costs in running the business.

For an individual, gross income is the total financial income that he/she receives before paying tax or other deductions is known as gross income or gross pay. It not only includes wages and salary but also the other incomes namely alimony, pension, tips, rental income, investment income, capital gains and dividends.

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3 years ago

When preparing the retained earnings statement, the beginning retained earnings balance can always be found a. in the general le

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Answer:

a. in the general ledger

Explanation:

When preparing the retained earnings statement, the beginning retained earnings balance can always be found in the general ledger.

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2 years ago

Emily has recently learned that she needs to reduce the duration of her project to meet an imposed deadline. She has calculated

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Answer:

D. Identify the critical path.

Explanation:

Emily has recently learned that she needs to reduce the duration of her project to meet an imposed deadline. She has calculated the crash cost per unit and knows the maximum units each activity can be reduced. The next step is to Identify the critical path.

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3 years ago

Suppose there are only two firms in an economy: Cowhide, Inc. produces leather and sells it to Couches, Inc., which produces and

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Answer:

$57,000

Explanation:

The calculation for GDP only takes into account the final, market value, of finished goods and services. The value of intermediate goods (those that are transformed into other goods during the year) is not taken into account.

In this case, we have 20 couches that were finished and sold for $2,600. They are part of GDP under their market value. Their total contribution to GDP is:

20 couches x $2,600 = $52,000

Cowhide, Inc. produced 25 units of leather, each worth $1,000. 20 of them were bought by Couches, Inc. and transformed into couches. As a result, those 20 units are not counted on GDP.

The remaining 5 units of leather are part of GDP because they are finished goods which have not been transformed into anythign else. Even if Couches, Inc. has promised to buy those 5 units of leather, it would only do so in 2016, and a promise is not necessarily a certainty.

The contribution of the 5 units of leather to GDP is:

5 units of leather x $1,000 = $5,000

Finally, we add up the two figures to obtain total GDP:

GDP = $52,000 + $5,000

= $57,000

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3 years ago

Glimmens, a continental restaurant, started its operations by renting the ground floor of a three-storied building. As the busin

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Answer:

D) The negotiator role

Explanation:

Business managers often have to negotiate with suppliers, employees or in this the landlord in order to solve a potential conflict, lower costs or maximize revenues. When two parties negotiate, they both seek to maximize their own benefit, so a negotiation process can either result in a better or worse position for the company.

In this particular case, Marvin negotiated with his landlord in order to lease another floor of the building at a lower than market cost which benefits the financial situation of the restaurant. He did a good job and was a good negotiator since his company will benefit from this negotiation process.

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2 years ago

Explain how a command economy differs from the other economic systems.