12. After posting the journal entries to the ledger, the balance of the Cash account is <span>Credit $1,042.92.
13. </span>After posting the journal entries to the ledger, the balance of the Equipment—Store account is <span>Debit $4,500
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14.</span>On May 3, the balance of the Equipment—Office account is <span>Debit $690
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15. T</span>he balance of the Accounts Payable—Bellhaven Bank account is <span>Debit $1,000</span>
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16. </span>After posting the journal entries to the ledger, the balance of the Supplies account is Debit $542.92
17. After posting the journal entries to the ledger, the balance of the Accounts Payable—Craft Bank account is <span>Credit $3,500
18. </span><span>After posting the journal entries to the ledger, the opening balance of the P. Woodsley—Capital account was unchanged.
19. The entry </span>you make in the Post Ref. column of the ledger to show that you posted the transactions from the journal is <span>J1
20. </span> Asset accounts are increased by entries to the debit side of the account.
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Answer:
B. A technological improvement
Explanation:
An outward (rightward) shift in supply means an increase in supply.
Technological improvement would increase supply and supply curve would shift outward.
A decline in labor productivity would reduce supply and the supply curve would shift inward.
An increase in the cost of input would increase the cost of production and supply would fall. The supply curve would shift inward.
A reduction in consumer incomes would reduce demand and not supply.
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Communications gap.<span>social expectations gap.</span>
He should consider where he is going to get the money from, how soon he will be able to pay it back if he borrowed it, and if he needs anymore emplyees for the expansion.
Answer:
Substantial performance
Explanation:
A substantial performance is described as a degree of performance of a contract which is not full and complete in performance, but which the performance is termed almost equivalent to what is expected. In substantial performance, the essential obligations of the contract have been performed but not all that is required under the contract.
