B. Formal training that combines classroom instruction with learning on the job.
That's how I've understood it when I took business in high school.
Solution :
1.
The income from renting his showroom that Paolo would receive if he allowed to rent his showroom is a Implicit cost as this is a cost which will not be paid in actual.
The wages as well as the utility bills paid by Paolo is an example of explicit cost as this cost would be paid in actual for the businesses and are added in accounting.
The wholesale amount that Paolo pays for the pianos to the manufacturer is an explicit cost and is aid in actual to the manufacturer.
The salary that Paolo could have earned if he choses to be an accountant will be an implicit cost as this cost is not paid in actual.
2. Paolo's accounting profit can be calculated by :
Accounting profit = revenue - explicit cost
= 851,000 - 476,000 - 281,000
= $ 94,000
3. Paolo's economic profit is :
Economic profit = accounting profit - implicit profit
= 94,000 - 34,000 - 71,000
= -11,000
Answer:
C) 12.5%
Explanation:
The computation of the return on equity is shown below
Return on equity is
= net income ÷ equity
where,
equity is
= Total assets - total liabilities
= $500,000 - $100,000
= $400,000
Now the return on equity is
= $50,000 ÷ $400,000
= 12.50%
Hence, the return on equity is 12.50%
Therefore the corredct option is c.
Answer:
labor force participation rate = 68%
employment to adult civilian population ratio = 64%
Explanation:
total number of employed people = 160 million
total number of unemployed people = 10 million
total adult population = 250 million
total labor force = 170 million
labor force participation rate = total labor force / total adult population = 170 million / 250 million = 68%
employment to adult civilian population ratio = total number of employed people / total adult population = 160 million / 250 million = 64%
