Accounting-Djarleen Company has 10,000 shares of $10 per

Accounting-Djarleen Company has 10,000 shares of $10 per

Accounting
Question:
Djarleen Company has 10,000 shares of $10 par preferred stock. It also has 250,000 shares of common stock outstanding, and its total stockholders’ equity equals $4,000,000. The book value per common share is:

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Macroeconomics
Question:
To which component of GDP expenditure (C, I, G, or NX) does each of the following belong? a. Swiss chocolates imported from Europe b. A driver’s license you receive from the Department of Motor Vehicles. c. a candle you buy at the local store. d. a new home Ill take help on any of the attached problems. Please see attached.

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Economics
Question:
I urgently need the following two problems to be completed for an economics assignment. They have several parts, but can be completed quickly if you know how to work the Ricardian Model. I was absent that day of class and do not understand enough to complete it. It is due tonight.

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Economics
Question:
A. What are the benefits and major problems of the fiscal policy and monetary policy?  b.  If you were macroeconomic policymaker, how do you balance the short-run tradeoff between inflation rate and unemployment rate? Explain. c.    What is the historical relationship between rates of unemployment and inflation in the U.S. economy? What are the most current figures for the unemployment rate and the inflation rate? What does this say about the U.S. economy today?

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Accounting
Question:
why is that when you increase the level of your cash (the holdings of your cash) the transaction cost for that cash goes down?

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Economics
Question:
please help me choose the right answer, questions 11-12 are based on Figure-1, questions 15-17 are based on Figure-3, 18 and 19 are independent questions

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Macroeconomics
Question:
Many goods and services are illegally sold or legally sold but not reported to the government. How would increased efforts to count those goods and services affect our calculation of GDP?