Which of the following is an appropriate solution to an overspending allowance?

An investor contributes $10,000 to a limited partnership and signs a $40,000 recourse note. In the first year, the investor's di

kondaur [170]

Answer: The loss carried to the next year is $10,000

Explanation:

the initial investment = $10,000 contribution + $40,000 recourse note= $50,000 initial basis.

The income in the first year = $15,000

Therefore total sum basis = $50,000 initial investment + $15,000 income = $65,000

The cash distributed = $5,000

we deduct the cash distributed from the total sum basis

hence,

remaining basis = $65,000 - $5,000 = $60,000

since the loss = $70,000

therefore,

the remaining loss after the first year = $70,000 - $60,000 = $10,000

so $10,000 will be the unused loss carried to the next year.

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3 years ago

Marta's boss tells off-color jokes and tolerates sexually based teasing by male employees of women employees. when she complains

natta225 [31]

First, it is an example of POOR MANAGEMENT. The whole scenario is an example of sexual harassment.
She can do three things; report it higher and risk retaliation, accept it as joking, and lastly LEAVE, get another job.

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3 years ago

The optimal point on a production possibilities curve is achieved where Multiple Choice large amounts of capital goods are produ

Yuki888 [10]

Generally, on a production possibilities curve, the optimal point is achieved where each good is produced at a level where marginal benefits equal marginal costs.

<h3>What is an optimal point?</h3>

On a graph, this refers to the best or most favorable point on a graph curve etc

Hence, on the a production possibilities curve, the optimal point is achieved where each good is produced at a level where marginal benefits equal marginal costs.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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2 years ago

Suppose that the demand curve for compact disks is given by P = 600 – Q and that the supply curve is given by P = 0.5 Q, where Q

otez555 [7]

Answer: -0.5

Explanation:

From the information given,

Demand curve = P = 600 – Q

Supply curve = P = 0.5Q

Equilibrium = Qd = Qs

Therefore, 600 - Q = 0.5Q

600 = Q + 0.5Q

600 = 1.5Q

Q = 600/1.5

Q = 400

Since P = 600 - Q

P = 600 - 400

P = 200

Price elasticity will be:

= (dQ/dP) × (P/Q)

=(-1) × (200/400).

= -1 × 0.5

= -0.5

The price elasticity is -0.5

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3 years ago

Assume that Live Co. has expected cash flows of $200,000 from domestic operations, 200,000 Swiss francs from Swiss operations, a

jok3333 [9.3K]

Answer:

$559,500

Explanation:

To find Live Co.'s expected dollar cash flows at the end of this year convert the Euro and Swiss francs amounts to dollar using their respective rates and then add all of the dollar amounts.

Swiss francs in dollars:

$S = 200,000*0.83 = \$166,000$

Euros is dollars:

$E = 150,000*1.29 = \$193,500$

Dollar cash flow:

$C=D+S+E\\C = \$200,000+\$166,000 +\$193,500\\C=\$559,500$

The company's expected dollar cash flows are $559,500.

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3 years ago