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Productivity is declining when: A) the number of hours worked exceeds the number of workers. B) population growth exceeds real G

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Answer: b. When population exceeds real GDP growth

Explanation:

Gross domestic growth(GDP) is the monetary value of all finished goods and services done within in a country over a period of time. When the population of a country exceeds what it produces there would be record in decline in productivity of the country. This is a serious problem as it could lead to other factors as scarcity(having high demand and low supply), it could lead to poverty as there won't be much jobs as production is not commensurate with population.

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On July 23 of the current year, Dakota Mining Co. pays $7,147,920 for land estimated to contain 9,048,000 tons of recoverable or

Korolek [52]

Answer:

ore deposits 7,147,920 debit

cash 7,147,920 credit

--to record purchase of land with ore deposit--

machinery 1,900,080 debit

account payable 1,900,080 credit

Account payable 1,900,080 debit

Cash 1,900,080 credit

--to record machine installation and payment of it 2 days later--

depletion expense 368,535

depreciation expense 97,965

ore deposit 368,535‬

equipment accumulated depreciation 97.965‬

Explanation:

the first entries are quite self-explanatory

<u>Now, to calculate the depreication and depletion:</u>

The machine will be depreciate at the same phase as the ore deposit As the asset is relate to it and will have no value after the miniming project ends.

depreciation for the year:

466,500 / 9,048,000 x 7,147,920 = 368.535‬ ore deposit amortization

466,500 / 9,048,000 x 1,900,080 = 97.965‬ equipment depreciation

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3 years ago

Suppose that short-term municipal bonds currently offer yields of 4%, while comparable taxable bonds pay 5%. Whichgives you the

Hatshy [7]

Answer:

a. 5.00%

b. 4.50%

c. 4.00%

d. 3.50%

Explanation:

The after tax yield is determined by the formula given below;

Equivalent Taxable Yield = r * (1 - t)

a. when t = 0 then 5% * (1 - 0)

= 5.00%

When t=0, the after tax yield for taxable bond is same as before tax yield and is greater than municipal bond.

b. when t = 10% then 5% * (1 - 10%)

= 4.50%

c. when t = 20% then 5% * (1 - 20%)

= 4.00%

d. when t = 30% then 5% * (1 - 30%)

= 3.50%

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4 years ago

Planner Corporation owns 60 percent of Schedule Company’s voting shares. During 20X3, Planner produced 25,000 computer desks at

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Answer:

Cost of Goods sold for Planner:

= Goods sold * Cost to produce

= 10,000 * 82

= $820,000

Cost of Goods sold for Schedule:

= Goods sold * Cost of acquisition

= 7,000 * 94

= $658,000

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3 years ago

Anne's marginal income tax rate of 32 percent. She purchases a corporate bond for 10,000 and the maturity, or face value of the

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Answer:

The return from the bond is 5% per year before tax. And the tax is 32%.

After tax rate of return = Interest rate * (1-tax rate)

= 5% * (1-32%)

= 0.05 * 0.68

= 0.034

= 3.4%

Thus, the after tax of return from the bond is 3.4%

The interest of the taxable income corporate bond is taxed annually. Hence, the change in the investment maturity period would not affect the after tax rate of return from bond. The annual after tax rate of bond would not change irrespective of the investment maturity period. The after tax rate of return of corporate bonds would be the same 3.4% even in the case of 10 years maturity period.

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