Answer:
(A) Inventory turnover= 10.64 times
(B) Days sales in inventory= 34.30 says
(C) Shelf life= 34.30 days
Explanation:
A7X corporation has an ending inventory of $701,073
The cost of goods sold for the year is $7,461,613
(A) The inventory turn over can be calculated as follows
= cost of goods sold/ending inventory
= 7,461,613/701,073
= 10.64 times
(B) The day sales in inventory can be calculated as follows
= 365/inventory turnover
= 365/10.64
= 34.30 days
(C) A unit of inventory sit on the shelf for 34.30 days before it is sold
Answer:
1.
Dec 31 Rent expense $3450 Dr
Prepaid Rent $3450 Cr
2.
Oct 1 Prepaid Rent $13800 Dr
Cash $13800 Cr
3.
Year end balances at 31 December:
Rent Expense = $3450
Prepaid Rent = $10350
Explanation:
Assumption: The year end for the business in on 31 December.
1.
The rent is paid in advance thus it is an asset. On 31 December the adjusting entry will be made under the accrual principle to match the current period's rent expense and record it in the period to which it belongs to. Thus we will credit the rent expense for 3 months i.e. October, November and December. We will credit the asset account that is Prepaid Rent.
2.
The prepayment of rent is creating an asset account in the title of prepaid rent. The entry would be to record the asset prepaid rent by the full amount of the rent prepaid and credit the other asset account through which the payment is being made.
3.
The adjusted year end balance for rent expense will be the rent expense paid for this period that is $1150 * 3 = 3450
The balance in the prepaid rent account after adjusting the rent expense will be,
Prepaid rent = 13800 - 3450 = $10350
Answer:
Neoliberalism.
Explanation:
If the inequality is increased so the individual income would be represent as a neoliberalism cause also it would be applied in that case when the soviet union fall witness the disparities that lies between the rich and the power having gap widening also. It affects the individuals those already wealthy in order to earn and make more profits and give less for the population that is poor to catch up and decline back on track
Answer:
Disparate impact.
Explanation:
Types of Discrimination :
-DisparateTreatment. Defendant discriminates overtly against all members of protected class.
-Disparate Impact. Defendant’s apparently non-discriminatory practices result in disproportionately heavy impact on protected class.
Disparate Impact characteristics:
-Indirect discrimination
-Unequal consequences or results
-Decision rules with racial / sexual consequences
-Unintentional discrimination
-Neutral, color-blind actions
-Same standards, but different consequences for different groups