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2 years ago

The point at which supply equals demand is called

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2 answers:

sergejj [24]2 years ago

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Well when the supply and demand is met and aka a elaborate word is equilibrium price. <----

Inessa [10]2 years ago

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Equilibrium

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Answer:

c) Inventory (beginning) and Purchases.

Explanation:

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Journal Entries to correct the balances presently reported:

a) Debit Accounts payable $13,200

Credit Inventory $13,200

To record lenses held on consignment.

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Credit Inventory $6,600

To record office supplies.

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Credit Cost of goods sold $9,600

To exclude from cost of goods sold lenses in the warehouse for January 2 delivery.

c) Debit Sales Revenue $18,200

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To record the cost of scrap.

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Answer:

Ans. A) NPV= -$9306

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