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Can you identify the assumptions that we have made in order to create the production possibilities frontier model?

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The management is first assumed to desire to produce as much output as possible in order to maximize profit. Another supposition is that the company may improve output by employing more input and that higher output equates to more profits.

<h3>What are the production possibilities, frontier model?</h3>

The graph known as the Production Possibilities Frontier (PPF) illustrates all the possible output combinations of two items that can be created with the resources and technologies currently in use. The PPF effectively expresses the ideas of choice, tradeoffs, and scarcity.

Frontier of Assumptions for Production PPF's first presumption is that the current technology setup or infrastructure will not change. The second presumption is that it only compares two goods or services that make use of the same resources.

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The cost of buying and leasing is: A. buy: 14720; lease: 14996.

<h3>Cost of buying and leasing</h3>

1. Cost of Buying:

Total loan payment= 385× 48 months

Total loan payment= $18,480

Cost of buying = Down Payment + Loan payment + ( Opportunity cost ×Down payment× X term in years ) - Ending loan estimated value

Cost of buying= 2,000 +$18,480 + (2000 × 0. 03× 4 years ) - 6,000

Cost of buying= 2,000 + $18,480+240-6,000

Cost of buying= 14,720

2. Leasing:

Total Lease payment=295× 48 months

Total lease payment= $14,160

Leasing= Total lease payment + End of lease charges + ( Security deposit × Opportunity cost× X term in years))

Leasing= $14,160+ 800 + (300 ×0.03×4)

Leasing= $14,160+ 800 +36

Leasing=14996

Therefore the cost of buying and leasing is: A. buy: 14720; lease: 14996.

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2 years ago

The long run is best defined as a time period during which at least one input cannot be changed. during which all inputs can be

Olegator [25]

Answer:

The long run is best defined as a time period

during which all inputs can be varied.

One thing that distinguishes the short run and the long run is

the existence of at least one fixed input.

Explanation:

On the long run, all productive inputs can be changed and/or altered. that includes fixed costs like equipment and machinery, building facilities, processes, wages, etc.

On the short run, at least one of the inputs used to produce our goods or services cannot be changed, e.g. wages tend to be sticky, fixed costs (depreciation of equipment and machinery, buildings, etc.)

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3 years ago

The term inflation is used to describe a situation in which

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Answer: The correct answer is Choice A.

Explanation: The term inflation is used to describe a situation in what the overall level of prices in the economy is increasing.

The measure of inflation is the Inflation Rate. This is the annualized percentage change in a general price index (usually the consumer price index) over time.

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3 years ago

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mafiozo [28]

Answer:

The question is incomplete; the complete question is given below.

Cost Pool Cost Driver Estimated Cost Driver Estimated Overheads

Material Material requisition 250,000.00 $105,000.00

Machining Machine hours 360, 750 $432,900.00

Inspection Number of inspections 25,000.00 $15,750.00

Answer:

Overhead rate per activity :Material- $0.42, Machining-$1.2, Inspection-$6.3

Explanation:

Activity-based costing aims to achieve better product pricing than traditional absorption cost by charging overheads to the product cost more accurately.

Activity-based costing uses cost drivers to charge overheads to cost unit as against the use of of volume-based bases like labour hours, machine hours. Overheads are first traced to the activities responsible for them- the sum is called cost pool. Cost pools are then absorbed into the cost unit using cost driver rates

Cost pool- the sum of the total overheads associated with an activity. E.g <em>$105,000 material requisition overheads.</em>

Cost driver: A factor that causes a change in the cost pool. E.g

<em>250,000 material requisitions.</em>

Cost per driver: A specific overhead absorption rate computed for an activity. It is calculated as follows:

Cost per driver = Estimated activity overheads/Total number of cost drivers

The predetermined overhead rate for each activity is calculated as follow;

Material requisition= $105,000/250,000 requisitions= $0.42 per requisition

Machining = $432,900/360,750 machine hours = $1.2 per machine hour

Inspection= $15,750/ 25,000 inspections = $6.3 per inspection

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3 years ago

Sanders Enterprises arranged a revolving credit agreement of $9,000,000 with a group of banks. The firm paid an annual commitmen

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Answer:

Total dollar Annual Cost = $300,000

Explanation:

Total loan Commitment = 9000000

Borrowed Fund (Used Portion) = 6000000

Unused Portion (9000000 - 6000000) = 3000000

Annual Commitment Fee for unused Portion = 0.50%

Commitment Fee = 3000000 x 0.05% = 15000

Borrowed Fund (Used Portion) = 6000000

Interest Rate (3.25% + 1.5%) = 4.75%

Interest Cost (6000000 x 4.75%) = 285000

Total dollar Annual Cost (15000 + 285000) = $300,000

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