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3 years ago

As a factor of production, what is capital?

Business

1 answer:

Debora [2.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option "D" is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Labor produces tangible goods, which are referred to as capital. There are production-related man-made items such as machinery, vehicles, and chemicals. That is what sets them apart from commercial products.

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(3) $5,400

Explanation:

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sales = $275,000

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other expenses = $7,900

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interest expense = $13,600

taxes = $17,605

dividends = $10,500

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Net new long-term debt = $3,600

EBIT = sales - depreciation expense - costs - other expenses

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= $63,900

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= $63,900 - $13,600

= $50,300

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= $32,695 - $10,500

= $22,195

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= $63,900 - $17,605 + $15,200

= $61,495

(2) cash flow to creditors = Interest - Net new long-term debt

= $13,600 - (-$3,600)

= $17,200

(3) cash flow to stock holders = Dividend - net new equity

= $10,500 - $5,100

= $5,400

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3 years ago

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Answer:

economies of scale.

Explanation:

Economies of scale -

It refers to the edge over the cost of the company , which is due to the very efficient production rate , is refer to as economies of scale .

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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Less list price credit term(2%×$94,000)$1,880

Balance $92,120

Add: Discount period $7,800

Delivery charges $940

Labor cost $1,380

Total cost $102,240

Therefore the total cost of Hunter's equipment is $102,240

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