Answer: False
Explanation:
In a production budget, when the number of units in finished goods inventory at the end of the period is less than the number of units in the finished goods inventory at the beginning of the period, this simply means that the expected number of units sold is higher than the number of units that was produced for that particular period.
Fro example, let's assume that the beginning inventory is 20,000 and the units of goods produced is 25,000 while the units sold is 27,000. Then, the ending units will be:
= 20,000 + 25,000 - 27,000
= 18,000
As we can see from the example, the number of units in the finished goods inventory at the end of the period(18,000) is less than the number of units in the finished goods inventory at the beginning of the period(20,000), the expected number of units sold(27,000) is more or higher than the number of units to be produced(25,000) during the period.
Answer:
3rd one I'm pretty sure, if not then I'm srry lol
Explanation:
its common sense
Answer:
The correct answer is B) it eliminates all the unpopular items for the analysis to save time (and computing power).
Explanation:
Taking into account that the analysis of the association rule takes into account a group of products that are sold for being complementary or that are sold from the purchase of others without being complementary, in a retail business it will be relevant to consider the popularity of products to determine behavior or pattern. In this sense, the "a priori" algorithm determines a previous situation that is not taken into account to study similar behaviors between products.
Answer: The price of the tied good is $20.
Explanation: The practice of tying is used to package products in such a way that the price of the tied (combined) good is closer to the buyers total willingness to pay for the two goods.
In this case, the total willingness to pay of Carnivore is $20+$7=$27
While, that of Leafygreens is $8+$12=$20
Thus, the producer will sell the combined good at $20 as it this price both the consumers will buy the tied good. If the producer sells it at $27, then only the Carnivore will buy the good but Leafygreens will not.
Thus, with zero marginal cost of serving additional consumer it is better for the producer to sell at $20.
