Answer:
C. $15,000
Explanation:
Given that
Finished goods inventory, January 1 $ 3,200
Finished goods inventory, December 31 4,000
Total cost of goods sold 14,200
So the cost of goods manufactured is
As we know that
Cost of goods sold = Opening balance of finished goods + Cost of goods manufactured - ending balance of finished goods
$14,200 = $3,200 + Cost of goods manufactured - $4,000
So, the cost of goods manufactured is $15,000
Answer:
c. A tractor manufacturer’s demand for assembly-line workers is inseparably linked to the supply of tractors
Explanation:
Derived demand is when the demand for a good, service or labour is as a result of demand for another good or service.
The demand for assembly line workers is as a result of demand for tractors. If there was no demand for tractors ,there would be no need to employ assembly line workers.
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Answer:
The Nominal Cost to register the car should be $53.
Explanation:
For the first year the data is given as
CPI=150
Nominal Price=$50
Real Income= Nominal Cost / Consumer Price Index
=50/150 = 0.33
Now for the second year as the real income is same as previous year thus
RI=0.33
CPI has increase to 159. Now the nominal cost is given as
Nominal Cost=Real Income * Consumer Price Index
Nominal Cost=0.33 * 159
Nominal Cost=$53
So the Nominal Cost to register the car should be $53.
Answer:
FCFE: 99
Explanation:
FCFE: cash flow from operation - CAPEX + borrowing
we calcualte the cash flwo form operation using the indirect method:
net income - preferred dividends = available for common stock
income = 125 + 14 = 139
net income 139
depreciation expense 50
change in working capital (30)
cash flow from operation: 159
CAPEX will be the long term assets investment
investment on fixed capital<u> 100 </u>
CAPEX 100
net borrowing 40
159 -100 + 40 = 99
Answer:
increasing then decreasing
Explanation:
production level total cost average total cost
4,000 $8,000 $2.00
4,200 $8,200 $1.95
4,400 $8,800 $2.00
Returns to scale measure the change in productivity, or how much input is needed to produce a unit of output.
- increasing returns to scale: output increases in a greater proportion than inputs
- constant returns to scale: output increases in the same proportion as inputs
- decreasing returns to scale: output increases in a lower proportion than inputs
Since first the average total cost decreased, total output increased in a greater proportion than inputs ⇒ increasing returns of scale. But then the situation reversed and total output increased in a lower proportion than inputs ⇒ decreasing returns of scale.
