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blagie [28]
2 years ago
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When marketers target future buyers with sampling, coupons, and rebates while using publicity to target all customers in a parti

cular region, they are exhibiting:__________
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Akimi4 [234]2 years ago
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They are exhibiting management of the promotion mix in marketing.

To achieve a specific marketing goal, a promotional mix is an amalgamation of advertising techniques such as advertising, sales, public relations, and direct marketing. Typically, the promotional mix is only one component of a larger marketing strategy. You may select a few strategies or determine that a combined effect of every one of them will be most impactful for your advertisement.

The promotional mix is comprised of four components. Direct marketing, brand management, personal sales, and ad campaigns are some of them.

A promotional mix is a component of the total marketing plan, which would be the basic fundamental model used by many enterprises.

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Answer:

The answer is:

Disagree

The matching principle is violated

Explanation:

The order of a customer worth $40, 000 was received at year end. However, the merchandise will only ship in the year following the fiscal year. When goods are shipped, revenue is recognised on shipping the goods or receipt of the goods by the customer. According to the information provided, merchandise will only be shipped in 2021, therefore the customer will only receive the goods in 2021. Given this information, recognising revenue in the current period would be an incorrect treatment of the transaction and contravene the matching principle. This principle indicates that revenue and the costs associated with the revenue should be recognised in the same period.

The sale should not be recognised in 2020 because the goods' delivery and the costs incurred in delivering those goods will only be incurred in 2021. No indicated payment, cash or otherwise, was received in lieu of this transaction. Recognising  this sale in the income statement and the associated asset in the statement of financial position could be misconstrued as an attempted enhancement of Pastel Inc.'s financial position for the 2020 fiscal year end.

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b) a market opportunity

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Explanation:

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r = winning numbers (in our case, 5)

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C(n,r)=\frac{84!}{5!(84-5)!}

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rion Iron Corp. tracks the number of units purchased and sold throughout each year but applies its inventory costing method at t
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Answer:

1. 2,100 units and $28,350

2. 1,170 units

3.

                                   Cost of ending inventory     Cost of goods sold

a. FIFO                                      $16,590                                 $11,760

b. LIFO                                      $15,300                                 $13,050

c. Weighted Average              $12,093                                 $12,492

4.

<u>Income Statement for the year ended December 3</u>1

                                                    FIFO                LIFO         Weighted Average

Sales ($12,600 + $ 26,460)     $39,060          $39,060              $39,060

Cost of Goods Sold                  ($11,760)          ($13,050)             ( $12,492)

Gross Profit                               $27,300           $26,010               $26,568

Less Expenses                         ($18,200)         ($18,200)             ($18,200)

Net Income / (Loss)                     $9,100             $7,810                 $8,368

5. No Data

6. LIFO

Explanation:

Periodic Method means that inventory valuation is done after a specific period. In this case valuation is being done at year end.

<u>Calculation of the number and cost of goods available for sale</u>

                                                   Units                      Total Costs

Beginning Inventory                   300                            $4,200

Add Purchases :

April 11                                          950                           $11,400

June 1                                           850                           $12,750

Available for Sale                      2,100                          $28,350

Ending Inventory units = Units Available for Sale  - Units Sold

                                     =  2,100 units - 300 units -  630 units

                                     =  1,170 units

<u>a. FIFO</u>

FIFO stands for First In First Out.

i. Cost of ending inventory

320 units × $12 =  $3,840

850 units × $15 = $12,750

Total                  = $16,590

ii. Cost of goods sold

300 units × $14 = $4,200

630 units × $12 = $7,560

Total                  = $11,760

<u>b. LIFO</u>

LIFO stands for Last In Last Out

i. Cost of ending inventory

300 units × $14 =  $4,200

650 units × $12 =  $7,800

220 units × $15 =  $3,300

Total                  = $15,300

ii. Cost of goods sold

300 units × $12 = $3,600

630 units × $15 = $9,450

Total                  = $13,050

<u>c. weighted average cost</u>

This method recalculates the unit costs after every purchase. Sales are valued at the latest unit costs calculated.

1st calculation : April 11

Unit Cost = Total Cost ÷ Total Number of Units

                = ((950 units × $12) + (300 units × $14)) ÷ (1,250)

                = $12.45

Sale = 300 × $12.45

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2nd Calculation : June 1

Unit Cost = Total Cost ÷ Total Number of Units

                = ((650 units × $12.45) + (850 units × $15)) ÷ (1,500)

                = $13.90

Sale = 630 × $13.90

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ii. Cost of goods sold

Total Cost of Goods Sold = $3,735 + $8,757

                                          = $12,492

i. Cost of ending inventory

Ending Inventory = 870 × $13.90

                            = $12,093

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per share the difference is for 5.5 dollars

b) book value per share 7

c) new working capital: 2,000

d= EBIT 8,000,000

Explanation:

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in share price:

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