Suppose the Federal Reserve establishes a reserve requirement of 21 percent and the monetary multiplier is 4.76. How much will the money supply change if excess reserves increase by $600 million

Answer:

You worked 6 hours

Explanation:

Answer:

6 hrs

Explanation:

Answer:

decreasing

Explanation:

Since in the question it is mentioned that of the consumer buy four DVds and he gets 40 utils and if he buy more he get more utils and so on so the utility of the consumer would be decreased in the case when he consumes more

Therefore as per the given situation the first option is correct

The same is considered and relevant too

Answer: stakeholders

Explanation:

Stakeholders simply refers to an economic entity which could be an individual or an organization that is interested in a particular project or organization and can be impacted by the activities of such organization.

It should be noted that the main stakeholders in an organization are the investors, customers, the employees, and the suppliers. Therefore, the answer to the question is stakeholders.

Answer:

$45,450

Explanation:

your first year sales should be $500,000

your second year sales should be $500,000 x 1.03 = $515,000

your third year sales should be $515,000 x 1.03 = $530,450

total sales = $1,545,450

since you previously budgeted $1,500,000 in sales for the 3 years, you were off by $45,450

Answer: skits?

Explanation:

Answer:

Journal Entries:

Jan. 2:

Debit Land $300,000

Debit Building $450,000

Credit Cash $150,000

Credit Mortgage $600,000

To record the purchase of land and building.

December 31:

Debit Depreciation Expense on Building $18,750

Credit Accumulated Depreciation $18,750

To record the depreciation expense for the year.

July 1:

Debit Depreciation Expense on Building $9,375

Credit Accumulated Depreciation $9,375

To record depreciation expense for six months.

Debit Cash Account $825,000

Credit Sale of Land $330,000

Credit Sale of Building $495,000

To record the sale of the land and building for cash.

Debit Sale of Land $300,000

Debit Sale of Building $450,000

Credit Land $300,000

Credit Building $450,000

To close the accounts to the sale of asset accounts.

Debit Accumulated Depreciation $28,125

Credit Sale of Building $28,125

To close the accumulated depreciation account.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Jan. 2

Cost of purchased land with building = $750,000

Value of the land = $300,000

Value of the building = $450,000 ($750,000 - $300,000)

Ratio of land to building = 4:6

Payment made on the purchase = $150,000

Allocation of payment:

Land = $60,000 ($150,000 * 0.4)

Building = $90,000 ($150,000 * 0.6)

Mortgage signed = $600,000

Allocation of Mortgage:

Land = $240,000 ($600,000 * 0.4)

Building = $360,000 ($600,000 * 0.6)

Method of depreciation = straight-line

Salvage value of building = $75,000

Estimated life of building = 20 years

Depreciable amount of building = $375,000 ($450,000 - $75,000)

Depreciation expense per year = $18,750 ($375,000/20)

Depreciation expense for six months = $9,375 ($18,750/12 * 6)

July 1: Sale of building and land = $825,000

Allocation of sale proceeds:

Building = $495,000 ($825,000 * 0.6)

Land = $330,000 ($825,000 * 0.4)

Answer:

a)

Assets         Liabilities       Equity      Revenue       Expenses     Net income

26,400        26,400              0                0                    0                   0

6,600          -6,600            6,000      6,600                 0               6,600

b) income statement

Revenues        $6,600

Expenses            $0    

Net income     $6,600

balance sheet

Assets

Cash $26,400

Total assets                                                    $26,400

Liabilities

Deferred revenue $19,800

Total liabilities                        $19,800

Equity

Retained earnings $6,600

Total equity                             $6,600

Total liabilities + equity                                   $26,400

Statement of cash flows

Cash flows from operating activities:

Net income                            $6,600

Adjustments to net income

Increase in liabilities             $19,800

Total cash flows from operating activities $26,400

Cash flows from investing activities                $0

Cash flows from financing activities                $0

Net increase in cash                                    $26,400

Initial cash balance                                          $0

Ending cash balance                                  $26,400

c) revenue recognized during year 2 = $19,800

Explanation:

Globalization and new technologies have impacted social and economic relations around the world. The distances between countries have become shorter as a result of internet communication, in addition to the transport and flow of information, which occurs instantly in everyone today.

This new scenario enabled the expansion of businesses in search of profitability and cost reduction, companies opened new branches in different countries and diversified their work environment, making it multicultural, with workers of different cultures and values. This environment allows a very positive exchange for organizations, which achieve innovation and creativity through people with different worldviews.

Globalization has also impacted the way companies are perceived, they are no longer just profitable entities to become promoters of social and environmental responsibility, due to the way that society changes its consumption and interaction paradigms and encourages companies to adapt to continue meeting society's demand. The organizational image strengthened through social programs and reduction of environmental impact provides long-term competitive and strategic advantages for companies, such as attracting investors, greater value for stakeholders, continuous improvement, etc.

Answer:

Technician and technologist are two different terms. However, these two terms are interrelated. ... A technician has a good knowledge of the general principles of the field he is in, whereas, a technologist is a person who is completely aware of various technologies. A technician works under a technologist.

Answer:

techonology is a term wher technical profession are the jobs in which a person is technically and professionally expert . for eg:an bank network is a techonolgy but the seat for the controller of this network is technical profession.

Answer:

d. $119,940

Explanation:

We must first calculate the weighted accumulated expenditures 2020:

capitalizable interests = $1,199,400 x 10% (interest rate of specific construction loan) = $119,940

you will consider other interest rates only if expenses are higher than the specific construction

Answer:

I have no idea because I don't shop on ebay I shop on Amazon.

Explanation:

Answer:

The interpretation including its respondent is characterized throughout the explanation section following the table.

Explanation:

Answer:

Five ways a swot analysis can help in strategic planing:

1. It establishes the most relevant external threats that the company faces in the market.

2. It establishes the most relevant external opportunities that the company has in the market.

3. It establishes the most important internal strenghts that the company can take advantage of.

4. It establishes the most important internal weaknesses that the company should be wary of.

5. It matches these four elements, two at a time, in order to guide the strategic planning process.

Answer:

Part 1:

At an interest rate of 6% per year, the winner would be better off accepting the lump sum, since it has the greater present value.

At an interest rate of 9% per year, the winner would be better off accepting  lump sum, since it has the greater

Part 2:

a. The lump sum is always better.

Explanation:

This question can be answered in two parts as follows:

Part 1: Decision to accept lump sum or series of payment

This can be deteermined using the present values of both forms of payments.

Present value of the lump sum = $3,000

Present values of the series of payment at 6% and 9%

Since the amount to receive is an equal amount of $1,000 annually, we use the formula for calculating the present value of an ordinary annuity as follows:

PV = P * ((1 - (1 / (1 + r))^n) / r) …………………………………. (1)

Where;

PV = Present value =?

P = Annual receipt payment = $1,000

r = Interest rate = as given

n = number of years = 3

Substitute the values into equation (1), we have:

PV of series of payment at 6% annual interest = $1,000 * ((1 - (1 / (1 + 6%))^3) / 6%) = $2,673.01

PV of series of payment at 9% annual interest = $1,000 * ((1 - (1 / (1 + 9%))^3) / 9%) = $2,531.29

Therefore, we have:

At an interest rate of 6% per year, the winner would be better off accepting the lump sum, since it has the greater present value.

At an interest rate of 9% per year, the winner would be better off accepting  lump sum, since it has the greater

Part 2: Advising a friend

a. The lump sum is always better.

This is because the idea of a present value is that the worth of an amount of money today is more than the worth of the same amount in the future.

From part 1 above, future series of payment have to bee discouted at 6% and 9% and the present values are less than the lump sum using both interest rates. In addition, the higher the interest rate, the lower the present value.

Therefore, the lump sum is always better.

Answer:

a. Tom purchases a brand new Volkswagen from Germany for his start up ride sharing business for $20,000. He provides ride-sharing services earning him revenues of $40,000. During the course of the year, the Volkswagen depreciates by $2,000. Tom has no other costs.

GDP increases by $20,000:

It will increase $40,000 by the services provided (consumption) but will decrease $20,000 due to the imported car (negative net exports).

b. An army battalion is deployed to the border to repel a threatened Canadian invasion. The soldiers earn wages of $10,000 and use ammunition that the government bought for $5,000. The ammunition was produced using $2,000 of imported steel and 100 hours of work, for which the workers were paid $1,000. Hint: two things are produced in this example, what is the value added for each of them?

GDP increases by $13,000:

Government spending increases by $15,000.

Net imports decrease by $2,000.

c. The government collects $1000 in income taxes from Pam.

GDP doesn't change. Taxes are not included in the GDP

d. Pam earns $4000 for working as a babysitter and pays $1000 in income taxes.

GDP increases by $4,000 (consumption).

Answer:

$19,500

Explanation:

The complete question is: "Each time the Company hires a new employee, it must wait for some period of time before the employee can meet production standards. New employees are paid $150 per hour. Management is unsure of the learning curve in its operation, but it knows the first job by a new employee takes 40 hours and the second and third job take 32 and 28 hours respectively. Assume all jobs to be equal in size. Assuming that the company uses the incremental learning curve method, the total labor cost for 4 units will be closest to?"

The first job takes 40 hours.

The next job takes 32 hours.

So, the total hours for first 2 jobs = 40 hours+ 32 hours= 72 hours

Average hours for first 2 jobs = 72 hours / 2 = 36 hours. Learning curve percentage = 36 hours / 40 hours = 0.9 = 90%

So, the average for 4 jobs (double of 2 jobs) shall be 36*90% = 32.40 hours. Hence, Total hours for 4 jobs = 32.40 hours * 4 = 129.60 hours ≅ 130 hours. So, the total labor cost for 4 jobs = 130 hours * $150 per hours = $19,500

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

A budget constraint is a graph that shows all the combination of goods a consumer can consume given  current prices and income of the consumer.

If income increases, the budget constraint will  shift out parallel to the old

If income decreases, budget constraint will  shift in parallel to the old one.

Answer:

$344,000

Explanation:

Assets can be calculated by applying the accounting equations.  In the accounting equations

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

In this case, liabilities are  $117,000 and Equity is $227,000.

Therefore,

Assets = $117,000 + $227,000

Assets = $344,000

Answer:

In his recent Harvard Business Review blog post, Peter Bregman describes a scenario where a hopeful employee missed out on a promotion in part because he didn’t say thank you. I can only begin to imagine the employee’s disappointment over what appears to have been such a trivial oversight.

This example highlights the importance of having an appreciation for the corporate culture and the national culture of the organization and the stakeholders with which you are working. This appreciation of culture—including national culture—is of paramount importance on projects too.

Many projects today span organizations, countries, and time zones. Business analysts and project team members will be interacting with multiple stakeholders, potentially distributed all over the globe.

The reality—and this certainly won’t come as a surprise—is that different cultures are different. They have different values, norms, rituals, and expectations. This complex stakeholder landscape raises the risk of inadvertent misunderstandings, conflict, and culture clash.

When working with stakeholders to understand their needs and requirements, it’s essential to build rapport—and this requires empathy and understanding of differences in cultures.

One of the challenges is that while it’s easy to observe the culture of others, it’s often difficult to look introspectively and observe our own culture. I spent most of my childhood years in Britain, but I spent one year in the US. I remember subtle differences in language, as well as significant differences in culture. I remember my American friends were far more forthright and direct in their communication; we Brits tend to hide behind politeness and indirectness.

Neither is inherently better or worse—just different. However, the important point is that we tend to observe others through our own internalized cultural lens.

An important way to avoid culture clashes on projects is to focus on developing self awareness of culture—that is, to understand our own cultural identity and norms.

Professor Geert Hofstede has written and researched on cultural differences, and the Hofstede Centre website provides a useful reference point for understanding how your native culture compares with others, as well as how others might perceive your culture. Hofstede proposes a number of cultural dimensions on which cultures can be compared.

This is extremely useful to consider for projects that span countries and cultures—as different cultures have different attitudes toward authority, for example. This might affect how you elicit requirements. In a highly hierarchical culture, lower-ranking employees might not feel empowered to speak openly in front of their supervisors, and you may need to plan for this.

Whilst Hofstede’s research is extremely useful, it’s also beneficial to understand specific cultural norms and practices. It is well worth reading cultural guides so you can build an understanding of any specific cultural practices that might be important to your stakeholders. This kind of knowledge will help you avoid inadvertent cultural slip-ups.

For projects that span countries and nationalities, culture matters. Cultural research and self-awareness pay dividends.

Explanation:

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Answer: Please see below for answers

Explanation:

Connecting the right department to the examples given, we have

Pablo keeps track of the amount of money earned by his  company and compares it to the amount spent----- Finance

----A Finance department is responsible for improving  funds for the firm, managing, controlling and reporting of  the funds and  deciding how assets should be funded.

Fatima is responsible for handling customer complaints.-----Customer service-

---- Any matter relating to how customers can be satisfied is handled in the customer service department

Kayla makes flyers to promote her dance classes---- Marketing

-----Marketing department is responsible for developing idea or  strategy to promote a business in order to increase sales.

Emil drives an airport shuttle van-----Production

Minh helps new employees with their hiring paperwork----HR

The HR department is concerned with everything that concerns employee from hiring to dismissal.

Jackson maintains the company's computer system-----IT

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Answer:

$45,000

Explanation:

The computation of the income during the period is shown below:

Beginning stock holder equity

= $100,000 -  $60,000

= $40,000

And, the ending stockholder equity is

= $175,000 - $105,000

= $70,000

Now the net income is

As we know that

Net income = Ending balance + withdrawls - opening balance

= $70,000 + $15,000 - $40,000

= $45,000

Answer:

$11,000 - amount put in higher yielding account

$22,000 - amount he puts  in the lower-yielding account

Explanation:

simple interest = principal x time x interest rate

Let x = amount he put in the higher yielding account

let 2x = amount he puts  in the lower-yielding account

(2x x 0.06 x 1 ) + (x x 0.1 x 1) = $2420

0.12x + 0.1x = $2420

0.22x = $2420

x = 11,000 = amount he put in the higher yielding account

amount he puts  in the lower-yielding account = 2x = 11,000 x 2 = $22,000

Answer:

d. $1,725​

Explanation:

Note: The organized question is attached below

Cost of goods available for sale as on May

=> 20 * $110 = $2,200

=> 20 * $120 = $2,400

Total cost of goods available for sale = $2,200 + $2,400 = $4,600

Weighted average cost per unit = Cost of goods available for sale / Units in inventory

Weighted average cost per unit = $4,600 / (20 + 20)

Weighted average cost per unit = $4,600 / 40

Weighted average cost per unit = $115

Cost of goods sold by using weighted average method on May = Units sold * Weighted average cost per unit = 15 * $115 = $1,725

So therefore, the value of the cost of goods sold on May is $1,725

Answer:

Nil or $0

Explanation:

The entire amount of $1,720,000 should be reported as long term liability, as the both the criteria of intent and ability are met. The second note (long term note) was issued to repay the first one. It is presumed the firm did not have enough current assets to pay the first note and that the second note is made before the issue of the balance sheet. So, the amount to be reported as current liability is "nil".

Answer:

decrease assets and increase liabilities

Explanation:

Credits is commonly known to cause an increase in liability, equity, and revenue accounts and also lead to a decrease of/in asset and expense accounts. It is the right side of an account. Credits decrease assets and increase liabilities is a true statement of account.

Answer:

a. The clothing must not be suitable for everyday use and must be required as a condition of the job.

Explanation:

For the cost of special work clothes or uniforms to be deductible by the IRS, there must be a number of requirements, it is necessary that work clothes are required as a working condition and that the clothes are used only in the work environment, and not for the employee's personal use.

It is also necessary that the uniforms guarantee the conditions in accordance with the function performed, adding protection instruments when necessary for the health and safety of the employee, in addition, the costs with work clothes can be deductible when they present company logos by example, attesting that such clothing is not for personal use outside the workplace.

Answer:

$190,000

Explanation:

Retained earnings are the profits not distributed to shareholders as dividends. In a given period, retained earnings will be the difference between profits and dividends.

I.e., retained earning = profits - dividends.

Therefore, Ending retained earning can be calculated as

Beginning retained earning + profits - dividends.

In this case

retained earnings = $190,000 + $52,000 - $52,000

=$242,000 - $52,000

=$190,000

Answer:

a. 2.00

b. 1.50

Explanation:

The Current and Quick ratios are both liquidity ratios that are used to determine the ability of a company to pay off its current liabilities with current assets.

a. Current Ratio

= Current assets / Current liabilities

= (100,000 + 50,000 + 60,000 + 70,000) / 140,000

= 2.00

b. Quick ratio

= (Current assets - Inventory) / Current liabilities

= (100,000 + 50,000 + 60,000) / 140,000

= 1.50