Answer:
The correct answer is: No, he cannot.
Explanation:
The Deceptive Trade Practices Act or DTPA aims to provide consumers support in front of failures or breaches at the moment of purchasing or leasing a good or service. Though, <em>before filing a DTPA lawsuit</em> <em>the consumer must notify the vendor about the issues</em> so the vendor can try to find a solution without the need of going to court. The consumer has sixty (60) days before the lawsuit to inform the vendor about the problems.
Answer:
Increase in income from Operations = $72,000
Explanation:
Current cost of purchasing the inventory = $5 per unit.
Purchase price if bought from Division 6 = $3.20
Net benefit on each unit = $5 - $3.20 = $1.80
Number of units purchased = 40,000
Net savings in Expense of purchase of raw material, which will result in increase in income from operation's by = 40,000 
$1.80
= $72,000.00
Answer:
The answer is Option B.
$48000
Explanation:
Guaranteed payment $30,000.00
Balance distribution [($210000-$90000)*40%] $48,000.00
Stephanie's adjusted gross income $78,000.00
Less : Guaranteed Payment every year $30,000.00
Increase in Stephanie's adjusted gross income $48,000.00
Answer:
The correct answer is the letter C. by showing that if total spending in the economy grows faster than total production, prices will rise
Explanation:
The dynamic aggregate supply and demand model explains inflation as follows: In the short run, an economy's production capacity is limited to existing factors of production, ie there is little room to increase the amount of capital and thus the supply of goods and services. Thus, if aggregate demand, that is, the economy's consumption capacity grows faster than production capacity, that is, to supply goods and services, there will be demand inflation, which happens when aggregate consumption pressures aggregate supply, raising price levels.
Answer:
a) Direct labor (DL)
b) Direct materials (DM)
d) Variable manufacturing overhead (VOH)
f) Fixed manufacturing overhead (FOH)
Explanation:
Absorption costing method allocates to a product the direct costs: direct labor used in the production process, and the direct raw materials that were transformed into the product, and also allocates the two types of manufacturing overhead: variable and fixed.
