Ed Owns a Racehorse with a $600,000 Basis Used for Breeding

question 35

Multiple Choice

Ed owns a racehorse with a $600,000 basis used for breeding purposes.The racehorse is killed in a tornado,and Ed collects $1,000,000 from the insurance company.He purchases another horse for $550,000.What is the amount of gain recognized on the transaction?

• A)$0
• B)$50,000
• C)$350,000
• D)$400,000

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Definitions:

Long-Run Industry Supply Curve

A graphical representation that shows the relationship between the price of a good and the total output of the industry over time, assuming all inputs are variable.

LRAC Curve

the Long-Run Average Cost curve, showing the lowest average cost at which any output level can be produced when all inputs are variable.

Increasing-Cost Industry

An industry where the costs of production increase as the output expands, often due to factors like resource depletion and higher input prices.

LRAC Curve

Long-Run Average Cost Curve, showing the lowest cost at which a firm can produce any given level of output in the long run, where all inputs are variable.