Consider the market for caramel and butterscotch ice cream toppings. For each price change, identify the likely effect on the demand curve for caramel topping. a. The price of caramel topping decreases
b. The price of ice cream increases
c. The price of butterscotch topping increases

a, a downward movement along the demand curve

b. a leftward shift in the demand curve

c. a rightward shift in the demand curve

Explanation:

If the price of caramel topping decreases, there would be an increase in the quantity demanded of the topping. so there would be a downward movement along the demand curve for caramel topping

Icecream and caramel toppings can be regarded as complement goods

Complementary goods are goods that are consumed together

If the price of icecream increase, the quantity demanded of icecream would decrease. because of the decrease in the quantity demanded of caramel toppings, there would be a decrease in the demand for caramel toppings. the demand curve for caramel toppings would shift inwards reflecting the decrease in demand.

caramel and butterscotch ice cream toppings are substitutes goods

Substitute goods are goods that can be used in place of each other.

If the price of butterscotch topping increases, butterscotch topping becomes more expensive and there would be a decrease in the quantity demand for butterscotch topping. consumers would shift to caramel topping. as a result there would be an increase in demand for caramel topping and the demand curve would shift outward.

Explanation:

The journal entry for closing the laundry service revenue is shown below:

Laundry service revenue A/c Dr  $4,940

    To Income summary                               $4,940

(Being service revenue account closed)

We credit the income summary account because the service revenue is added while preparing the income statement. If there is a net income, so the revenue is excess than its expenses and if there is a net loss, so the expenses are excess than its income.