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In the mainstream view, one major source of instability in the macro economy is the volatility of:__________

Nastasia [14]

In the mainstream view, one major source of instability in the macro economy is the volatility of investment spending.

The definition of instability is a lack of stability or balance or a tendency toward unpredictable or erratic behavior. When you swing from one emotion to another, first feeling happy and then very sad for no reason, this is an example of emotional instability. Lack of stability; unstableness. lack of stability or steadiness. tendency to variable or unpredictable behavior. physics is a fast-growing disturbance or wave in a plasma.

Instability is the quality of being unstable. ...unpopular policies, which resulted in social discontent and political instability.

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1 year ago

In the short run, expansionary monetary policy ___________ real gross domestic product (GDP), ___________ unemployment, and ____

iren2701 [21]

Answer:

a.raises; lowers; raises

Explanation:

An expansionary monetary policy is usually undertaken by the Central bank to increase money supply.

When money supply is increased, output increases and real GDP rises.

The rise in money supply which causes output to increase would lead to an increase in demand for Labour. This would reduce unemployment.

Because of rise of money supply, the supply of money in the economy would rise and the price level would rise.

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4 years ago

The following data were selected from the records of Sykes Company for the year ended December 31, Current Year.

ololo11 [35]

Answer:

Journal Entry

A) Debit Bank 235000, Credit sales 235000

B) Debit Accounts receivable 11500 Credit sales 11500

C) Debit Accounts receivables 26500 credit sales 26500

D) Debit Sales allowance 500, Credit account receivable 500

E) Debit Accounts Receivables 24000, credit Sales 24000

F) Debit Bank 10780, Debit Sales discount 220,Credit Accounts receivable 11000

G) Debit Bank 98000, debit sales discount 2000, credit Accounts receivables 100000

H) Debit Bank 25970 Debit sales discount 530 Credit Accounts receivables 26500

I) Debit Accounts receivables 19000, Credit Sales 19000

J) Debit Sales allowance 3500 , Credit bank 3430, Credit sales discount 70

K) Debit Bank 6000, Credit Accounts receivables 6000

L) Debit Bad debts 3000, Credit Accounts receivables 3000

M) no entry, just estimate

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE balance at year end

opening balance 120000

B) SALES 11500

C) sales 26500

D) sales allowance (500)

E) sales 24000

F) Bank ( 10780)

discount ( 220)

G) Bank (98000)

discount ( 2000)

H) bank (25970)

discount (530)

I) SALES 19000

K) Bank (6000)

L) Bad debt (3000)

closing balance 54000

allowance for bad debt (4733)

net closing balance 49267

Allowance for doubtful debt

1 jan 8000

closing 4733

adjustment 3267 recorded in income statement as income

Explanation:

closing balance for provision of doubtful debts net sales * 1.5%

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3 years ago

Given the cost formula, y = $7,000 + $1.80x, total cost for an activity level of 4,000 units would be:

zaharov [31]

The total cost for this certain activity level can be calculated by substituting 4000 to the x of the equation given above,
y = 7000 + 1.8(4000)
y = 14200

Thus, the total cost of the activity level is $14,200.

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3 years ago

An allocation base that causes overhead costs to be incurred is called a(n):

barxatty [35]

It is called A COST DRIVER. A cost driver refers to any factor that causes a change in the cost of an activity. Cost driver is used to assign overhead costs to the quantity of a particular goods that is manufactured. Example of a cost driver is direct labour hours input into a production operation.

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3 years ago