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nadya68 [22]
2 years ago
14

When Raoul Welsh is evaluating the construction industry in terms of interest rates, employment cycles, and the rate of new home

building nationwide, he is looking at microeconomics.True/False
Business
1 answer:
Mice21 [21]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

FALSE                                

Explanation:

Microeconomics refers to the branch of economics which examines the actions of persons and businesses in making choices about limited resource distribution and the relationships between these entities and industries.

Although microeconomics concentrates on companies and people, macroeconomics focuses on overall economic exercise, talking about issues of development, interest rates, and joblessness, and governmental policies on such concerns.

Thus, from the above we can conclude that the given statement is false.

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A sales budget is implemented to support the planning process of a Business. It give an indication of the commercial engagements the business intends pursuing over a course or period and helps the Business managers evaluate if this is in line with the corporate objective.

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for 2 Quarters ending June 30 2020

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Sales in Quarter 1 = $319,760

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Sales (units) = 26,380

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Q1 + Q2 Sales ($) = $689,080

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Q1 projections.

Sales (units) = 13,540

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Raw materials purchases                     $ 79,100

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<u>Debit  :</u>

Manufacturing overhead costs incurred   $ 92,500

Totals                                                           $ 92,500

<u>Credit :</u>

Manufacturing overhead applied               $ 72,800

Understatement of Overheads                   $ 19,700

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Work In Process T - Account

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Beginning Work In Process                      $ 32,800

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Direct Labor                                              $ 52,800

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