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ECN121A (INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION)PROBLEM SET 1DUE BEGINNING OF CLASS: JANUARY 16, 2015Question 1: [30 points] Consider the production of some product A. (Assume if q A = […]

You might have heard about the bitcoin, the digital currency used in peer-to-peer transactions.Please post information and your comments on this unique digital currency. The focus […]

Econ 100Winter 2015Problem set 1Due Friday January 16 in Class1. Find the derivative with respect to x for the following functions.a. f ( x ) = […]

. Part Four of Money, Power and Wall Street can be viewed athttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/money-power-wall-streetAfter viewing the film of part 4, answer the following questions:a. How much have […]

1. How has the Internet Affectedyou? Or your work Or Finances?[Your Financials, Banking, Stock Trading,[One Page. Write itCar Buying, Hobby, Travel, Downloads..]down. Revise it, and2. How […]

Consider an economy with technological progress but without population growth that is on its balancedgrowth path. Now suppose there is a one-time decrease in the number […]

Instructions: complete an assessment of the organization’s responses to diversity and multiculturalism using a guide provided by your faculty. Guide: Week 2 Guide for Assessing Organization’s […]

Question 1 Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer The New York Stock Exchange is an auction market with a physical location. Capital market transactions […]

ACC107:Week 2 Assignment WorksheetPage1`RecordingTransactionsWorksheetPart1.HotDawg,Inc.HotDawg,Inc.had the following transactions during December:Dec.1Purchased$7,500inequipmentonaccountDec.5Issued$6,000ofcommonstocktoinvestorsinexchangeforcashDec.10Purchased$1,750insuppliesusingcashDec.14Billedcustomersfor$40,000forservicesprovidedDec.16Paidsalariesof$8,000toemployeesDec.18Paiddividendsof$2,000tostockholdersDec.21Received$15,000cashinpaymentforservicesearnedandbilledinpreviousmonthDec.23Paidcashforpurchasein#1Dec.28Borrowed$20,000fromthebankPreparejournalentriesforthetransactionslistedaboveinthejournalbelow;youcanomitexplanations.Enteryouranswersintheshadedboxes.TheDec.1transactionhasbeendoneforyou.DateDec.1GeneralJournalAccountNamesEquipmentAccountsPayableDebit7,500Credit7,500Dec.5Dec.10Dec.14Dec.16Dec.18Dec.21Dec.23Dec.282012FortisOnlinePart 2.Big Bunny Inc.Big Bunny,Inc. had the following transactions for June:June3Issuedcommonstocktoinvestorsfor$40,000June6Bought$8,700ofsuppliesonaccountJune12PaidrentforJuneintheamountof$2,200incashJune13Billedacustomerfor$12,500forservicesprovidedJune15Paidvendor$4,500forJune6purchaseJune17Borrowed$35,000fromthebankJune27ReceivedpaymentforbillingmadeonJune13Preparejournalentries,posttoTAccounts,andprepareatrialbalanceatJune30forBigBunny,Inc.Enteryouranswersintheshadedboxes.TheentriesforCommonStockhavebeencompletedforyou.a. JournalEntriesDateJune3GeneralJournalAccountNamesCashCommonStockDebit40,000Credit40,000June6June12June13June15June17June272012FortisOnlineACC107:Week2AssignmentWorksheetPage3`b. TAccountsCashCommonStock40,000Supplies40,000RentExpenseAccountsReceivableServiceRevenueNotesPayableAccountsPayable2012FortisOnlinec.TrialBalanceBigBunny,Inc.TrialBalanceJune30DebitCreditCashSuppliesAccountsPayableNotesPayableCommonStockServiceRevenueRentExpense40,000TotalsPart3.DebitsandCreditsThefollowingisalistofaccountsthatmightbefoundonatrialbalance,alongwiththeirnormalbalances.Aftereachaccount,theeffectofadebittotheaccount(increaseordecrease),andtheeffectofacredittotheaccount(increaseordecrease).Enteryouranswersinthetablebelow.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.ACCOUNTBuildingNotePayableCommonStockCashWagesPayableUnearnedRevenueDividendsSuppliesPrepaidAccountsNORMALBALANCEDebitCreditDebitDebitCreditCreditDebitCreditDebitDEBITCREDITPart4.TheAccountingCycleWriteabriefparagraphdescribingtheaccountingcycleanditsroleinaccounting.Usethisweekscontent,readings,andyourLIRNresourcesortheInternet,asneeded,tosupportyouranswer.