Voluntary exchanges happen when both parties expect to receive a gift that is better than the gift they already gave to somebody.
If your in K12, the answer is gain.
Answer:
Sex roles are portrayed stereotypical
Explanation:
The people perceive that the household issues like cooking, washing clothes, children mentoring, etc are the jobs of the women becuase this is how they had contributed to the family in the past. So media stereotypically perceives the same way the society does and also portrays it the same way.
Answer:
a. 41.6 million
b. 42.28 million
Explanation:
A) GIven
forecast in june = Sjune = 42 million
Checks recived in june = Xjune = 40 million
Smoothing constant = a = 0.2
So for july
Sjuly = a*Xjune + (1-a)*Sjune
=0.2*40 + (1-0.2)*42 million
=8+33.6 = 41.6 million
B) forecast in july = Sjuly = 41.6 million
Checks recived in july = Xjuly = 45 million
Smoothing constant = a = 0.2
So for August
Saugust = a*Xjuly + (1-a)*Sjuly
=0.2*45 + (1-0.2)*41.6 million
=9+33.28 = 42.28 million
<em>Note: This uses an exponential smoothing to forecast the results, but from the number of checks recived we see that it increases linearly. So we need a linear forecasting method .</em>
Answer:
Purchases= $26,550
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Production:
January= 2,900 units
February= 3,600 units
Norton budgets $20 per unit for direct materials.
Beginning inventory raw materials= $38,650.
Desired ending inventory direct materials= 10% of the next month's direct materials needed for production.
To calculate the purchases of direct material, we need to use the following formula:
Purchases= production + desired ending inventory - beginning inventory
Purchases= 2,900*20 + (3,600*0.1)*20 - 38,650
Purchases= $26,550
Answer: The correct answer is "b) the lessor records a receivable for the present value of lease payments.".
Explanation: In an operating lease <u>the lessor records a receivable for the present value of lease payments.</u>
In this case, only the lessor must register its credit with the lessee because the operating leases are determined as financing outside the balance sheet, therefore a leased asset and associated liabilities of future rental payments should not be presented in the general balance of a company, with the objective of keeping the debt to capital ratio low.
