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3 years ago

Producing goods only enough to meet the basic needs of the family is called

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zepelin [54]3 years ago

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Answer:

Domestic production

Explanation:

Domestic production means we make things only to satisfy our household needs of family.
In simple words the production which is made not in the intention of business is called Domestic production

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Option D. $6.25 Million

Explanation:

The Free Cash Flow can be calculated using the following formula (Ignoring investment):

Free Cash Flow = (Revenue - Operating Expenses) Minus Tax

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Operating Expenses are $12 Million

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Tax is not given however tax rate is given which is 35% here. For tax purposes, we will assume that the depreciation is tax allowable expense, so

Tax = (Revenue - Operating Expenses - Depreciation) * Tax rate

By putting values we have:

Tax = ($20m - $12m - $3m) = $1.75 Million

The cash impact is taken while calculating the Free cash flow. This free cash flow method is also used in IRR, NPV, discounted payback method, etc.

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3 years ago

Match the Activity Level with the proper definition. a. Activities performed for each unit of production b. Activities performed

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Activity-based costing involves the identification and assignment of cost to different activities in an organization. As per definitions, the correct match of these activity descriptions and their key terms would be as follows:

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B). Batch-level activities - It includes Activities performed for each batch of products rather than each unit.

C). Product-level activities - These activities include the Activities performed in support of an entire product line but are not always performed every time a new unit or batch of products is produced.

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Two operationally similar companies, HD and LD, have identical amounts of assets, operating income (EBIT), tax rates, and busine

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Dellroy Rentals Company faced the following situations. Journalize the adjusting entry needed at December 31, 2016, for each sit

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Answer:

Journal entries are given below

Equipments book value = $144,000

Explanation:

We can journalize each situation by debiting the expenses, assets, and by crediting liabilities, capital, and income given in the situation.

A. To record Interest Expense Payable in January

DEBIT CREDIT

Interest Expense $3,200

Interest Payable $3,200

b. To record Interest Revenue Earned but not Received

DEBIT CREDIT

Interest Receivable $4,100

Interest Revenue $4,100

c. To recognize Unearned Rent Revenue for the Period July to December

DEBIT CREDIT

Unearned Rent Revenue $3,000

(12,000*1/2*6/12)

Rent Revenue $3,000

d. To record Salary due for 4 days from Monday to Thursday

DEBIT CREDIT

Salary Expense $24,400

(6,100*4)

Salary Payable $24,400

e. To recognize the Supplies Expense at year end

DEBIT CREDIT

Supplies Expense $1,900

(3,200 - 1,300)

Supplies $1,900

f. To record depreciation for the current year

DEBIT CREDIT

Depreciation Expense $36,000

(180,000/5)

Accumulated Depreciation $36,000

Equipments book value = Cost of Equipment - Depreciation

Equipments book value = 180,000 - 36,000

Equipments book value = $144,000

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