<span>Answer:
Profit margin is calculated as-
Profit margin = Net profit / Revenue
Net profit= Revenue- Cost
Revenue = $16.25 million
Cost = $13.5 million + $2.7 million
Net profit = 16.25 million - (13.5 million + 2.7 million)
Net profit = $0.05 million
Profit margin = 0.05 / 16.25
Profit margin = 0.003077 or 0.3077%</span>
Answer:
A. Micro-economics
Explanation:
Micro-Economics represents a study of economic activiites or economic choices that affect individual businesses or organisations, individual consumers or individual families. Since the focus of Williams & Co is on determining appropriate prices for products sold in its individual firm, then the focus is micro-economics
Macro Economics represents the study of economic activities and choices but instead of the individual level, it studies these acivities at the overall national level or at the global level. So the study of pricing among the various detergent producing firms in the United States is under the purview of macro economics
Monetary policy focuses on the tools that are used to regulate the entire economy especially the Federal Reserve through the regulation of the activities of member financial institutions.
Fiscal Policy focuses on the activities of government to control its expenditure, tax rates and overall monitor or regulate the economy
Answer:
The annual depreciation under straight line method is $3,120
And under double-declining method:
Year 1 = $7,200
Year 2= $6,624
Explanation:
Please find the attached for the calculations
Answer:
Difference in retained earnings
= $840,000,000- $825,000,000
= $15,000,000
Dividend paid = Net income - Difference in retained earnings
Dividend paid = $55,000,000 - $15,000,000
Dividend paid = $40,000,000
Explanation:
In this case, there is need to determine the difference in retained earnings, which equal retained earnings at the end minus retained earnings at the beginning.
Dividend paid is calculated as net income minus difference in retained earnings.
Answer:
Annual demand (U) = 90.000 bags
Cost of each bag = $1.50
Inventory carrying cost per unit(C) = $1.50 × 20% = 0 30
Ordering cost per unit (O) = $15
Part A)



EOQ = 3,000
Part B)
Maximum inventory = EOQ + Safety inventory on hand
Maximum inventory = 3000 + 1000
Maximum inventory = 4.000
Part C)
Average inventory = Maximum inventory + Minimum or Safety /2
Average inventory = 4,000 + 1,000 / 2
Average inventory =2,500
Part D)
How often company order = Annual demand / EOQ
How often company order = 90,000 / 3.000
How often company order = 30