Every line manager is a HR Manager-explain?

your broiled swordfish has a food cost of $7.50, and you're targeting a food cost of 33% on this expensive dish. what will the f

Pavel [41]

Answer:

The formula for food cost percentage (FCP) given selling price (SP) and food cost (FC) is FCP = FC/SP x 100.

Explanation:If you set your par for 5 jars of mayonnaise, and you only have 2 on the shelf, you know you need to order 3 more.

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2 years ago

Canterbury Co. issues a discounted, non-interest-bearing note in exchange for borrowed funds. Choose whether the cash received w

tia_tia [17]

Answer:

b. Lower Higher

Explanation:

As non interest bearing notes are issued on deep discounted value. The face value of the note is discounted to calculate the cash receipt from the issuance. So, the cash received will be higher than the face value of the note.

If the non interest bearing note is issued on a discounted value the effective interest rate will be higher than the discount rate of the bond because the investor demands the required rate of return which is used to discount and calculating effective rate using discounted value will result the higher rate.

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3 years ago

You know that firm XYZ is very poorly run. On a scale of 1 (worst) to 10 (best), you would give it a score of 3. The market cons

e-lub [12.9K]

Full question:

You know that firm XYZ is very poorly run. On a scale of 1 (worst) to 10 (best), you would give it a score of 3. The market consensus evaluation is that the management score is only 2. Should you buy or sell the stock?

A. Buy

B. Sell

Answer:

Buy the stock

Explanation:

At any position in time, the stock price displays all candidly accessible erudition about the company. This implies that an investor can obtain abnormal returns only if that investor holds private erudition about the firm's forecasts.

The firm's administration is not as critical as everyone else considers it to be, hence, the firm is underestimated by the market. You are scarcely hopeless about the firm's probabilities than the assumptions constructed into the stock price. As the administration of the firm is not as weak as anticipated to be. So the investor will determine to buy the stocks of the firm.

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3 years ago

Mercer Inc. is a retailer operating in British Columbia. Mercer uses the perpetual inventory method. All sales returns from cust

astraxan [27]

Answer:

Date Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost

Jan 1 Beginning inventory 280 $14 $ 3920

Jan 5 Purchase 392 $17 $ 6644

Jan 8 Sale 308 $28 $ 8624

Jan 10 Sale return 28 $28 $ 784

Jan 15 Purchase 154 $20 $ 3080

Jan 16 Purchase return 14 $20 $ 280

Jan 20 Sale 252 $31 $ 7812

Jan 25 Purchase 56 $22 $ 1232

Total Units 868 at $ 14596

Average Cost = $ 16.82

Moving Average Cost Method

Date Description Quantity Unit Cost Balance

Jan 1 Beginning inventory 280 $14 $ 3920

Jan 5 Purchase 392 $17 $ 6644

Units 672 $ 10564 15.72

Jan 8 Sale 308 $28 $ 8624

Units 364 15.72 5722.17

Jan 10 Sale return 28 $28 $ 784

Jan 15 Purchase 154 $20 $3080

Units 546 9586.17 17.55

Jan 16 Purchase return 14 $20 $280

Jan 20 Sale 252 $31 $7812

Units 280 17.55 4914

Jan 25 Purchase 56 $22 $1232

Units 336 6146 $ 18.29

Moving-average cost Ending Inventory= $ 6164

Ending Units 336

FIFO Ending Inventory = $ 6454

56 units at $22 = $ 1232

154 units at $20 = $ 3080

126 units at $17 = $ 2142

LIFO Ending Inventory = $ 4872

280 units at $14 = $ 3920

56 units at $17 = $ 952

Gross Profit Inventory = $ 16.82 * 336= $ 5651.52

Moving Average Cost = 336* 18.29= $ 6146

FIFO Cost of Goods Sold= Total Sales - Ending Inventory FIFO

=8624-784+ 7812- 6454

=15652- 6454= $ 9198

LIFO Cost of Goods Sold= Total Sales - Ending Inventory LIFO

= 15652- 4872=$ 10780

Gross Profit Cost of Goods Sold= Total Sales - Ending Inventory Gross Profit =15652- 5651.52= $ 10,000.48

Moving-average cost Cost of Goods Sold= Sales - Ending Inventory=

15652-$ 6164= $ 9488

Gross Profit:

1) LIFO= 4872

2) FIFO= 6454

3) Moving Average 6164

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3 years ago

A stock was purchased for $51 a share and sold eleven months later for $54 a share. If the shares were purchased totally with ca

nekit [7.7K]

Answer: 5.88%; 8.40%

Explanation:

In finance, the holding period return is simply the return that a portfolio or an asset has accrued during the entire period that the asset or portfolio was being held. It is a way of measuring the performance of an investment.

Based on the information that have been provided in the question,

HPR without margin will be:

= ($54 - $51)/$51

= $3/$51

= 0.588

= 5.88%

HPR with margin will be:

= ($54 - $51)/($51 × 0.70)

= $3/($35.7)

= 0.84

= 8.40%

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3 years ago