Explanation:
The cost function for this industry is given by,
When it is used for full 8 hours, total cost is
When it is used for 7 hours, TC is $600.
When it is used for 6 hours, TC is $550
When it is used for 5 hours, TC is $500.
When it is used for 4 hours, TC is $450.
When it is used for 3 hours, TC is $400.
When it is used for 2 hours, TC is $350.
When it is used for 1 hours, TC is $300.
When it is used for 0 hours, TC is $250.
Thus, the cost curve will look like the diagram given below.
B. aggregate expenditure equals total production.
C. total spending equals total production.
D. total spending equals GDP.
E. all of the above.
Answer:
The answer is: E. all of the above
Explanation:
An economy is in macroeconomic equilibrium when the total spending in the economy (aggregate expenditures) equals the gross domestic product.
For example, if aggregate expenditure is lower than the GDP, then inventories will rise (due to unsold goods), leading to a decrease in the GDP and higher unemployment.
On the other hand, when aggregate expenditures are higher than the GDP, then inventories will shrink, leading to an increase in the GDP and lower unemployment.
The most appropriate area of the SWOT analysis for each item is:
1. Strength - The R&D program at the company produces world-class products.
2. Opportunity - Our product is targeted to young professionals under 35 years of age. That group is growing.
3. Weakness - The equipment the company owns is last generation and does not have the latest technology.
4. Threat - There have been several up and coming companies that are beginning to enter our market space.
5. Opportunity - Word is that a new highway is being built in the next couple of years, making it easier to transport our products from the factory.
6. Strength - The employees who work for us are highly skilled and leaders in their field.
7. Weakness - Management does not provide a big budget to support the world-class staff that work for the company.
8. Threat - The company uses a fair amount of short-term debt financed through the bank. Economic projections indicate that interest rates may rise in the future and credit will be more difficult to obtain.
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To find Murphy's net income for 2018, we can use the accounting equation and the statement of retained earnings. Since there were no stock transactions, the change in stockholders' equity is due to net income and dividends. By plugging in the given dividend amount of $90,000, we can calculate that Murphy's net income for 2018 was $180,000.
To find Murphy's net income for 2018, we can use the accounting equation and the statement of retained earnings.
The accounting equation is: Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity.
Since there were no stock transactions in 2018, the change in stockholders' equity is due to net income and dividends. The formula for the change in stockholders' equity is: Change in Equity = Net Income - Dividends.
We know that dividends were $90,000, so we can plug that into the formula and solve for net income: $90,000 = Net Income - $90,000. Solving for Net Income, we find that Murphy's net income for 2018 was $180,000.
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Answer:
The cost of common equity is 13.33%
Explanation:
current price (Po) = $36
dividend (D1) = $3
growth rate (g) = 5%
let the cost of common equity be r
Po = D1/(r - g)
$36 = $3/(r -0.05)
r = 3/36 +0.05
= 0.1333
Therefore, The cost of common equity is 13.33%
a. Payment of dividends and common stock.
b. Net income and common stock.
c. Net income and payment of dividends.
d. Net income and paid-in capital.
Answer:
c. Net income and payment of dividends.
Explanation:
The statement of stockholder's equity comprises common stock and retained earnings. The ending balance after adjustment shown in the attached spreadsheet.
The ending balance of retained earning = Beginning balance of retained earnings + net income - dividend paid
And, the ending balance of the common stock = Beginning balance of common stock + issued shares
Hence, the appropriate option is c.
Retained earnings are affected by the net income and the payment of dividends. Net income can increase retained earnings, while payment of dividends decreases retained earnings.
The change in retained earnings is affected by both net income and the payment of dividends. Option c is the correct choice. Retained earnings refer to the net income that a company keeps after it has paid dividends to its investors. When a company generates net income, it has a choice: it can either distribute these earnings to the shareholders in the form of dividendsor retain them within the company. The money that is kept or 'retained' in the business then becomes part of the 'retained earnings'. Conversely, when a company pays dividends, it decreases its retained earnings.
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