Required information Skip to question [The following information applies to the questions displayed below.] Suresh Company reports the following segment (department) income results for the year. Department M Department N Department O Department P Department T Total Sales $ 74,000 $ 40,000 $ 67,000 $ 50,000 $ 35,000 $ 266,000 Expenses Avoidable 13,300 40,600 23,000 17,500 44,100 138,500 Unavoidable 54,600 16,800 4,900 39,100 14,700 130,100 Total expenses 67,900 57,400 27,900 56,600 58,800 268,600 Income (loss) $ 6,100 $ (17,400) $ 39,100 $ (6,600) $ (23,800) $ (2,600) b. Compute the total increase in income if the departments with sales less than avoidable costs, as identified in part a, are eliminated.

a) The segmented income statements for Suresh Company are as follows:

                       Dept M     Dept N      Dept O       Dept P       Dept T    Total

Total Sales   $ 74,000 $ 40,000   $ 67,000  $ 50,000   $ 35,000 $266,000

Avoidable

 Expenses       13,300    40,600       23,000      17,500       44,100  138,500

Contribution $60,700      ($600)    $44,000   $32,500     ($9,100) $127,500

Unavoidable  54,600     16,800         4,900       39,100      14,700   130,100

Income (loss)  $6,100 $ (17,400)   $ 39,100    $ (6,600) $(23,800) $(2,600)

b) The computation of the total increase in income, if the departments with sales less than avoidable costs identified in part a are eliminated, is $9,700 ($7,100 + $2,600).

A segmented income statement is an income statement that breaks down the revenues and expenses by business units, such as product line, location, department, salesperson, or territory.

Preparing segmented income statements helps management to:

Segmented Income Statements before the elimination of Departments with sales less than avoidable costs:

                       Dept M     Dept N      Dept O       Dept P       Dept T    Total

Total Sales   $ 74,000 $ 40,000   $ 67,000  $ 50,000   $ 35,000 $266,000

Avoidable

 Expenses       13,300    40,600       23,000      17,500       44,100  138,500

Contribution $60,700      ($600)    $44,000   $32,500     ($9,100) $127,500

Unavoidable  54,600     16,800         4,900       39,100      14,700   130,100

Income (loss)  $6,100 $ (17,400)   $ 39,100    $ (6,600) $(23,800) $(2,600)

Segmented Income Statements after the elimination of Departments with sales less than avoidable costs:

                                        Dept M        Dept O        Dept P          Total

Total Sales                    $ 74,000    $ 67,000    $ 50,000    $191,000

Avoidable Expenses        13,300       23,000         17,500       53,800

Contribution Margin     $60,700     $44,000     $32,500    $137,200

Unavoidable Expenses  54,600         4,900         39,100      130,100

Income (loss)                   $6,100     $ 39,100     $ (6,600)       $7,100

Increase in income = $9,700 ($7,100 - ($2,600)

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A leverage ratio is any one of several financial measurements that look at how much capital a firm holds in relation to its total assets. For our purposes we define the bank's leverage ratio as equity capital divided by total assets.*

Go to the St. Louis Federal Reserve FRED database, and find data on assets less liabilities, i.e. bank capital (RALACBM027SBOG), and total assets of commercial banks(TLAACBM027SBOG). Starting in January 1995 until December 2018, calculate the bank leverage ratio and create a line graph of the leverage ratio over this sample (include the graph you created with your submission). Given the path of bank leverage over time, what can you conclude about moral hazard in the banking system over the time period considered?



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O A. Real wages increase when workers produce more output per hour.
O B. In general, increased productivity and economic growth are the key to rising living standards.
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D. Only A and B are correct.
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True
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Nike’s Goddess
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Just Doing It Differently
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How to Talk to Women
When Jackie Thomas, Nike’s US brand marketing director for women, first heard the phrase ‘Nike goddess,’ she wasn’t impressed. ‘I don’t like talking to women through gender,’ she says. Nike Goddess had to mean something to women and it was her job to make that happen. ‘Women don’t need anybody’s permission. We are at our best when we are showing women a place where they didn’t think they could be.’ For John Hoke, the real power of Nike Goddess is not about traffic at stores. It’s about changing minds inside the company. ‘I knew that Goddess could galvanise3 us,’ he says, ‘It was an opportunity to redefine and re-energies our entire brand around a market that was taking off.’






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