Answer:
Jan. 1
Dr Cash $210,000
Cr Bonds Payable $210,000
Dec. 31
Dr Loss on Bond Redemption $4,200
Bonds Payable $210,000
Cr Cash $214,200
Explanation:
Porter Incorporated Journal entries
Jan. 1
Dr Cash $210,000
Cr Bonds Payable $210,000
Dec. 31
Dr Loss on Bond Redemption $4,200
Bonds Payable $210,000
Cr Cash $214,200
(102%×$210,000=$214,200)
<span>Credit cards are included in neither the M1 definition of the money supply nor in the M2 definition. Credit cards do not come under these definition because M1 and M2 by definition deals with deposits, saving accounts tiny deposits and assets conversion and cash in the money supply sector. Hence the concept of credit cards is not covered in M1 and M2.</span>
Answer:
The price level and GDP will fall.
Explanation:
A decline in money supply will increase the interest rate, as a result the investment will decline. This will cause production to decrease. An increase in tax will cause the cost of production to increase, reducing the supply. The taxes will decrease the disposable income, further reduing demand and cnsumption. A pessimistic expectation of business will also cause production to decline.
A rise in the value of dollars will make exports expensive, reducing exports. All of this will cause the GDP and price level to decline.
Answer: $62
Explanation:
The customer sold the stock short at $74 per share. Later on, the customer sold a Sept 65, Put at $3 on this stock. If the short put is exercised, the customer is obligated to buy the stock at $65 per share. Since the customer received $3 in premiums when the put was sold, the net cost to the customer is $62 per share for the stock (this is the cost basis in the stock for tax purposes). The stock that has been purchased is delivered to cover the short sale, closing the transaction. The customer's gain is: $74 sale proceeds - $62 cost basis = 12 point gain.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": Resource scarcity.
Explanation:
Resource scarcity is the basic economic problem by which individuals have unlimited wants and needs but rely on limited sources to fulfill them. Because of this situation, individuals have to trade-off the satisfaction of part of some needs so others can be satisfied as well.
In the example, <em>the scarce resource is the milk that is useful to produce cheese for the pizzas sold in Wisbane.</em>
