Answer:
The important thing to remember here is that the interest is compounded semi annually, which means twice a year. When the 1st interest is compounded, the second interest is calculated on that new amount.
(11,500 + (11,500×6%)) = $ 12,190
(12,190 + (12190×6%)) = $ 12921.40
Explanation:
Answer:
The ending inventory balance is $158,400
Explanation:
The computation of the amount that Plunkett should report in ending inventory is shown below:
= Ending balance - goods purchased under FOB destination - goods held on consignment
= $219,000 - $44,800 - $15,800
= $158,400
hence, the ending inventory balance is $158,400
we simply applied the above formula so that the correct value could come
Answer:
The correct answer are option D for both questions.
Explanation:
Recessions is characterized with decrease in consumer and investment spending. During recessions there is a decline in inflation rate and the unemployment rate increases.
While during expansion, there is a boost in economy. So, with increase in investment and production, the unemployment rate falls. There is a rise in inflation rate as well.
Though even in the stages of recovery, the unemployment rate continues to increase because some firms are pessimistic and are operating below their capacity. Also, the rate of growth of labor force is higher than rate of employment growth, which leads to increase in unemployment.
Answer:
200 % is the answer.
Explanation:
Toni makes x be apple pies .
and Jane works for y hours.
therefore, he makes x apple pies in y hours
which implies he makes 
apple pies per hour
Now with help of an assistant:
Toni makes 60% more apple pies i.e. x + 0.6x = 1.6x apple pies
works 20% less i.e. y - 0.2y = 0.8y hours
therefore, now together they make 1.6x/0.8y apple pies per hour 
simplifying we get
200
Hence % increase in output PER HOUR is 200.
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