Answer:
The answer is "Complete but not absolutely right".
Explanation:
In production technique segments, it should first calculate the cost of fuel per mile and afterward measure the depreciation.


Calculating Depreciation:




Answer:
-$14 per share
Explanation:
The exercise value is the monetary value of Mrs. Jennifer's call option if she was going to exercise it. The exercise value is calculated by subtracting the current stock price from the strike price = $60 - $74 = -$14.
Since no one would exercise a stock warrant knowing that they will lose money, we can expect that Mrs. Jennifer does not exercise her call option. If she really wanted to purchase a stock from LPM it would be cheaper to buy it at its current market price.
Answer:
The Coronavirus pandemic took the world by surprise and most people were not ready for the far reaching quarantine measures that were put in place. These measures along with the general fear of the disease meant that Consumers were demanding less of goods and services which had the effect of shifting the Short Run Demand curve to the left.
The world also saw travel restrictions put in place which were a serious blow to international commerce because suppliers found it hard to source goods. This reduced the supply of goods and services which also meant that the Short Run Aggregate Supply Curve shifted to the left as well.
The New Equilibrium led to a way lower output at Y¹ which is shows why GDP growth fell into negative.
As a result of decreased output and quarantine measures, companies could not afford to keep their employees and had to let go of a lot of them. This is why the Unemployment rate went up as well.
Answer:
Option (C) is correct.
Explanation:
Given that,
Actual direct labor hours = 8,200
Actual rate = $12.40 per hour
Original production = 1,100 units
Actual units produced = 1,000
Labor standards = 7.6 hours per completed unit
standard rate = $13.00 per hour
Labor time variance:
= (Standard hours - Actual hours) × Standard rate
= (1,000 × 7.6 - 8,200) × $13
= 7,800 Unfavorable
Answer:
The answer is: C) There is a valid contract
Explanation:
According to Appellate Court ruling in Steinberg v. Chicago Medical School;
The two parties (Joe and Sate University) entered a valid contract agreement upon receiving the $100 dollar application fee from Joe. State University´s catalog is considered to be the Offer part of this contract and the $100 application fee is considered the Consideration part of the contract.