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Triss [41]
2 years ago
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Government debt in the United States can be categorized a number of different ways. For each debt definition below, please indic

ate all of the scenarios which match that type of debt. There may be more than one correct answer for each definition. The national debt includes Treasury bonds bought by a little old lady in Peoria The public debt includes Treasury bonds bought by the Social Security Administration First National Bank of Dallas the government of China First National Bank of Dallas a citizen of Germany the government of China a citizen of Germany a little old lady in Peoria the Social Security Administration Internally held debt includes bonds owned by the Social Security Administration First National Bank of Dallas the government of China a citizen of Germany a little old lady in Peoria Externally held debt includes bonds owned by the Social Security Administration First National Bank of Dallas the government of China a citizen of Germany a little old lady in Peoria
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1 answer:
Nitella [24]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Explanation:

The national debt includes ;Treasury bonds bought by a little old lady in Peoria

The public debt includes ;Treasury bonds bought by the Social Security Administration, First National Bank of Dallas the government of China First National Bank of Dallas a citizen of Germany the government of China a citizen of Germany a little old lady in Peoria the Social Security

Administration Internally held debt includes; bonds owned by the Social Security, Administration First National Bank of Dallas the government of China a citizen of Germany a little old lady in Peoria.

Externally held debt includes bonds owned by the Social Security Administration First National Bank of Dallas the government of China a citizen of Germany a little old lady in Peoria

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Explanation:

Using yield to maturity formula below;

YTM = C + (fv - pv)/n ÷ (fv+pv) /2

C = coupon rate ; 9% of par value

9% of $1000

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fv = face value/par value = $1,000

pv = price value/market price = $1,160.35

n = number of years to maturity = 18

YTM = 90 + (1000 - 1160.35)/18 ÷ (1000+1160.35)/2

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YTM = 90 + (-8.90833333)

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YTC = C + (cp - mp)/n ÷ (cp + mp)/2

C= coupon rate = $90

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mp = market price/price value = $1,160.35

n = number of years to call = 8

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= $802,000

2. The company's break-even point in unit sales is:

= 50,000 units

3. The company’s variable costing net operating income (loss) if it had produced and sold 49,000 units is:

= ($29,000).

4. The company's absorption costing net operating income (loss) if it had produced and sold 49,000 units is:

= ($29,000).

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                                       East               West              Total

Sales units                  36,000           13,000            49,000

Sales revenue    $2,556,000     $923,000     $3,479,000

Variable cost of goods sold:

Production costs   1,332,000         481,000        1,813,000 ($37 * 49,000)

Selling and admin.   180,000          65,000         245,000

Total variables    $1,512,000      $546,000    $2,058,000

Contribution      $1,044,000       $377,000      $1,421,000

Fixed costs:

Manufacturing      280,000         230,000          510,000

Common costs                                                       76,000

Total fixed costs $280,000      $230,000       $586,000

Net income        $764,000       $146,000       $835,000

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a) Data and Calculations:

Selling price = $71 per unit

                                East         West

Sales units             36,000     13,000

Production units = 54,000

Sales unit = 49,000

Variable costs per unit:

Manufacturing:

Direct materials $ 22

Direct labor $ 12

Variable manufacturing overhead $ 3

Total variable manufacturing costs = $37 per unit

Variable selling and administrative $ 5

Fixed costs per year:

Fixed manufacturing overhead $ 864,000

Fixed selling and administrative expenses $ 586,000 (West $280,000 East $230,000, and $76,000 common)

Total fixed costs = $1,450,000

Total gross margin under absorption costing:

Sales revenue                    $3,479,000 ($71 * 49,000)

Cost of production:

Variable costs  $1,813,000

Fixed costs          864,000  2,677,000

Gross profit                          $802,000

Break-even point in unit sales:

Sales price = $71

Variable manufacturing cost per unit = $37

Variable selling cost per unit = $5

Total variable cost per unit = $42

Contribution margin per unit = $29

Break-even point in unit sales = FC/contribution margin

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Sales revenue                        $3,479,000 ($71 * 49,000)

Variable production costs         1,813,000 ($37 * 49,000)

Variable selling costs                 245,000 ($5 * 49,000)

Total variable costs               $2,058,000

Contribution margin               $1,421,000

Fixed costs

Manufacturing        864,000

Selling and admin. 586,000 $1,450,000

Net operating income (loss)    ($29,000)

Sales revenue                                 $3,479,000 ($71 * 49,000)

Production costs:

Variable costs                1,813,000 ($37 * 49000)

Manufacturing                 864,000

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Cost of goods sold                         $2,677,000

Gross profit                                        $802,000

Period costs:

Selling and administrative                   831,000

Net operating income (loss)             ($29,000)

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