Expansionary policy boosts the economy in the short run but not the long run.
Option A
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Explanation:
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Germany was considered one of the richest countries before World War 1. Their economy was very steady and there is no match for them among countries.
Due to the effect of World War 1 the country was into hyperinflation and all the prices of perishable things and food items has increased at a very fast pace. To balance the inflation they applied Expansionary monetary policy which uses the central bank to print money to stimulate the economy.
The increase in supply of printed money will ease out the lending rates and it will boost the economy.
A sole proprietor is personally liable for the liabilities which remain unpaid after the utilization of assets. In the given case the sole proprietorship has total assets of $34,583 and liabilities of $55,867. It means total assets can be used to pay off $34,583 out of total liabilities of $55,867 and the proprietor shall be personally liable for the balance liabilities= 55867-34583 = $21,284
Hence, you are personally liable for <u>$21,284</u>
Answer:
actual quantity of the cost-allocation base used and the budgeted quantity of the cost-allocation base that should have been used to produce the actual output
Explanation:
The formula to calculate the variable overhead efficiency variance is shown below:
= (Standard quantity - actual quantity) ÷ budgeted variable overhead cost per unit
In the case when the standard quantity is more than the actual one so it is favorable else unfavorable
Therefore the last option is correct
And, the other options are wrong
The answer is : information technology department
to fulfill its duty, information technology deportment usually develop a system for transforming the data that they acquired into useful informations regarding company's financial condition, product marketing, future projection , etc, which will be used by those in executive positions
Answer:
A. $ 6,800
Explanation:
The options are inconsistent with the data given.
Variable costing Method consider all variable costs as the cost of sales and fixed cost as the periodic or operational cost.
Variable Costs
Direct materials $50 per unit
Direct labor $12 per unit
Variable manufacturing overhead <u>$6 per unit</u>
Total Variable cost per unit <u>$68 per unit</u>
Ending Inventory = Production for the year - Sale in the year = 700 - 600 = 100 units
Value of Ending Inventory = $68 x 100 units = $6,800
