You can sell it later. if you lease, you are paying money for someone else's car. say you can buy a car for 20thousand or lease for 1000 per month. after 20months, you would have paid the exact same amount, except if you bought the car, you now have an asset tht can be sold.
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1. Investment
2. Savings
3. Savings
4. Investment
Explanation:
In macroeconomics we define the savings as an outcome of earnings not spent.
And that the investment is amount spent on sources generating long term income, and increasing the wealth, that is durable.
The money borrowed for building a lab, will create a capital asset for the company with which the company can generate the funds and earnings.
The stock purchased is reflection of extra money available with the company, that represents savings.
Government bonds also reflects the utilization of savings.
Condominium is a huge building or complex, again capital in nature, creates an investment for the company.
Answer:
Input price and input efficiency variances are:
Favorable.
Explanation:
The input price is the cost of production. When the actual cost of production (input price) is 5% lower than budgeted, it is a favorable outcome. Similarly, when the input efficiency (that is the quantity of input) is 5% lower than budgeted, it shows a favorable outcome. Therefore, the variances of these input elements (price and efficiency) are all together favorable.
