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18 days ago
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As specialization increases in an economy, businesses tend to experience: a.) an increase in self sufficiency due to businesses

entering more markets. b.)a growing division of labor between employees with different skills. c.)a decline in wages for employees as businesses shut down in large numbers d.) a rise in opportunity costs associated with trade and exchange.
Business
2 answers:
arsen [3.4K]18 days ago
8 0
This indicates an increasing division of labor among employees with varying skills.
Scilla [3.8K]18 days ago
3 0
The division of labor expands.
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costs  (25000 )

insurance  (7000 )

depreciation  (9000 )

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Equity and liabilities    

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retained earnings   35000

paid-in capital           57000

   

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Accounts payable   11000

wages payable   4000

income tax payable  75000   balancing figure

Clarification:

missing data;

Additional information yet to be recorded as of December 31 includes:

Insurance that expired in the current year, $7.

Wages owed, $4.

Depreciation expense incurred this year, $9.

Income tax expense for the year, $11.

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1. Based on the adjusted figures, create an income statement for the current year. (Round "Earnings per share" to two decimal points. Submit answers in thousands.)

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LIFO ranks as 2

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