Answer:
The current bid/ask spread for Berkshire Hathaway Class A shares is $935
Explanation:
The computation of the current bid/ask price is shown below:
The Current bid/ask price = Ask price - Bid price
= $263,810 - $262,875
= $935
The commission amount should be ignored in the computation part. Hence, it will not be considered as it is not relevant.
FIFO stands for First In First Out and LIFO stands for Last In First Out.
Answer: LIFO produces more favorable cash flow because LIFO PRODUCES LOWER INCOME TAX EXPENSE.
During inflation, LIFO approach is adopted for tax benefits. With the rise in prices, LIFO produces higher cost of sold amounts of goods.
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We can expect to see a large change in the quantity demanded for Good A.
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- As the price change in the price of good B is inelastic, it is but clear that the price of good B would not show any fluctuations even if there is an increase or decrease in the demand for good B.
- As the price of good B is not subject to decrease in the near future, it can be expected that the demand for good A would exhibit a sudden rise.
Answer:
Apple contribution margin
$ 300 per unit
Apple Break even point:
$ 120 units
Google contribution margin
$ 200
BEP
$ 50
Explanation:
<em><u>Where:</u></em>
Apple contribution margin
550 - 250 = 300 per unit
Apple Break even point:
36,000 / 300 = 120 units
Google contribution margin
470 - 270 = 200
BEP
10,000 / 200 = 50
Rents of $750.00 per month on each unit of a 4-plex are current. For an October 16th closing, the rent proration on the settlement statement would be $1,548.38 Credit Buyer & Debit Seller.
-Seller must pay buyer for the days the buyer owns the property, Oct 16 - 31, 16 days. $750 x 4 /31 = $96.77 per day x 16 = $1548.38
<h3>What does it mean to prorate your rent?</h3>
The amount a landlord charges is referred to as "prorated rent" and is only applied to the days the unit is occupied when a resident occupies it for a short period of time (a month, week, day, etc.). Given that daily rates are frequently more expensive, it is based on monthly rates instead than daily rates.
You must first determine the daily rent in order to figure out how much prorated rent will be. Divide the overall rent payment by the number of days in a month to arrive at this. Then double the acquired daily rent amount by the number of days you will be occupying the property during that month.
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