Answer: These costs will be classified as sales discounts
Explanation: Sales discounts are discounts given to customers for buying a company's products or special offer given to customers that are regular and loyal to a company's brand. Discounts are also given to attract new customers to a company's product.
Discounts are accounted for under the operational expenses head and are recorded as part of the company's operational expenses.
The effect of discounts are that it reduces the company's net profit but the positive effect is that it can increase the total sales of the company.
Answer:
$ 25
Explanation:
As per the description, the exact amount that is being contributed from the corn bushel to the Gross Domestic Product would be $ 25. The price at which the farmer sold it to the supermarket would not be included in the GDP because it would be considered as an intermediary good because the good purchased for the resale purpose is not included in GDP as it leads to double-counting. Thus, <u>only the price of the final good i.e. $ 25 would be included in GDP as it will now be used for final consumption by the customers</u>.
Answer:
1. Prepaid insurance (Dr.) $6,300
Cash (Cr.) $6,300
2. Cash (Dr.) $15,300
Unearned Income (Cr.) $15,300
3. Purchases (Dr.) $1,750
Accounts payable (Cr.) $1,750
Cost of Goods Sold (Dr.) $1,620
Ending Inventory (Dr.) $130
Purchases (Cr.) $1,750
4. Prepaid office rent (Dr.) $6,300
Cash (Cr.) $6,300
Explanation:
The adjusting entry is a journal entry recorded at end of accounting period to adjust events or transactions to comply with the accrual concept.
The closing entries are journal entries required to close a transaction or event in the period. The purpose is to follow matching concept of accounting.
Answer:
D. None of the above.
Explanation:
When there's a change in demand, the demand curve shifts and only quantity demanded changes- it either increases or reduces but price doesn't change. A change in demand is caused by factors that affect a consumer's demand for a good other than the price of the commodity.
Some of the factors that cause a change in demand include:
1. Change in income
2. Change in taste
3. Season
When there's a change in supply, the supply curve shifts and quantity supplied changes but there's no change in price. Change in supply is caused by other factors that affect supply other than price.
