Answer:
The journal entry is as follows:
Work in process A/c Dr. $158,700
Manufacturing overhead A/c Dr. $2,250
To Raw material inventory $160,950
(To record the issuance of materials)
Workings:
- Work in process is debited with direct material:
= 88,700 + 27,600 + 3,650 + 38,750
= $158,700
- Manufacturing overhead debited with indirect material cost = $2,250
Based on his perception of the differences in the shades,
this can be attributed to the wavelengths of light reflecting from the shades.
Wavelength in physics is being defined as measuring the direction in regards of
the propagation of a wave in which are in between a two successive points in
the wave that are being characterized by its same phase.
Answer:
(B) I and II
Explanation:
Price discrimination is when a producer charges different prices for his good or service.
Third degree price discrimination is when consumers are charged different prices for the same good due to certain factors. E.g. age, gender, location.
Second degree price discrimination is when consumers who buy in bulk are given discounts.
First price discrimination is when consumers are charged different prices according to their willingness to pay. Example of first price discrimination is initially charging high prices and then reducing the price over time to sell to the more price-sensitive consumers.
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Answer:
The correct answer is True.
Explanation:
Benchmarking is a continuous process by which the products, services or work processes of leading companies are taken as a reference, to compare them with those of your own company and then make improvements and implement them.
It is not about copying what your competition is doing, but learning what leaders are doing to implement it in your company by adding improvements. If we take as a reference those who stand out in the area that we want to improve and study their strategies, methods and techniques to subsequently improve and adapt them to our company, we will achieve a high level of competitiveness.
Answer and Explanation:
An advertisement that I have seen frequently and that has caught my attention is an advertisement about Shampoo for dogs. This announcement has a color palette that I like very much, it has a feeling of balance and freshness. This makes me believe that the dog will feel these sensations if he uses this product, which makes me want to buy it immediately. The dog images, used in the ad, also reinforce this desire, since all dogs are well treated and with very beautiful hair.
However, an ad that has not convinced me to buy the product is an advert about face moisturizer. Although the advertisement is well produced, it promises a miraculous product with effects beyond the capacity of a moisturizer. When watching the ad I feel somewhat deceived and I have negative feelings about the product.
