Answer:
the farmer should wait for two weeks in order to be able to obtain 3,000 bushels and sell then at $2 per bushel, total revenue $6,000
Explanation:
time to harvest bushels price revenue
today 1,000 $3 $3,000
1 week 2,000 $2.50 $5,000
<u>2 weeks 3,000 $2 $6,000</u>
3 weeks 4,000 $1.50 $6,000
4 weeks 5,000 $1 $5,000
5 weeks 6,000 $0.50 $3,000
net increase per week = +1,200 bushels - 200 bushels = 1,000 bushels
Answer:
Direct labor cost is like $184000
Explanation is not my nation
Answer:
supplies 770* debit
office equipment 1,820 debit
cash 460 credit
accounts payable 2,130 credit
-- to transfer subsidiary purchase book into journal --
Explanation:
we will do a single entry for the whole purchases of the month.
we add the supplies purchases:
*supplies purchases:
Apr 4 460
Apr 16 120
Apr 19 <u> 190 </u>
770
We calcualte the accoutn payable balance:
account payable:
770 supplies purhcase + 1,820 equipment purchase - 460 payment = 2,130
then cash used for 460
and equipment purchase for 1,820
the purchases assets goes into debit side
while the account payable and the cash used on credit
Answer: Variable work schedule
Explanation:
Variable work schedule is a work schedule that is not fixed. Variable work schedule is a way through which the employees cover their work schedule in cases whereby they don't come to work for certain days.
In the question, Jessica is expected to work for forty-hours every week and her work schedule is from 9:00a.m to 5:00p.m. If she takes a day off, she has to make up for the day used by working extra hours. This is a variable work schedule.
Answer: Sole Proprietorship
Explanation: This is a form of a business organisation in which one person owns and controls the organisation. Also known as a sole trader, this is not a legal entity. There is no legal separation between the owner and the business itself. The person owns the business and is responsible for the debts incurred in the business. However this also means that the sole trader receives all the profits generated from the organisation.
Hector is thus the sole trader in this question. He will be personally liable for any debts incurred in the business, but he will also solely reap the benefits of the business, such as the profits earned. He can run the business under his own name, or create a fake name. But this will not separate his organisation from him.
