Answer:
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Answer:
Option B and C
Explanation:
The reason is that the variance analysis is a control procedure and it helps managers to control things that can be controlled. The managers are not liable for the things that are not controllable. Variance analysis conducted every week or month, provides information to managers which helps them to take corrective action for example, if material variance is because of price increases then the manager must search for other suppliers providing at a lower cost.
Furthermore, the favourable variances is not good always because it might had adverse variance in the other part part of the cost element. For example the material variance was positive because we used raw material of down quality so we saved $5000. The sales droped and we lost contribution of $10000 due to using down quality material. So its evident that favourable variances are not always good.
Answer:
Consists of goods being manufactured that are incomplete.
Consists of materials to be used in the production process.
High employment is a good way to keep our economy healthy, along with price stability. An example of price stability would be the following:
Someone would steal an item at a store. They keep coming back to steal more and more until the store begins to notice. This makes paying workers more difficult, as there isn't much profit to be made with the limited stock. This makes workers quit, causing less cash flow into the economy,.
When we make bad financial decisions our economy is effected in the following ways:
Someone could take a loan, become unable to pay it back, and get into a financial debt. It becomes worse and uncontrollable the longer it goes unpaid. Eventually this debt may lead to bankruptcy.
Answer:
Explanation: Cost of equity can be defined as the return that the investors demand for bearing the risk of ownership in company's equity shares. It can be computed by using CAPM model which is represented as follows :-
cost of equity = risk free rate + beta *(market risk premium)
= 9.15%
