Answer:
b
Explanation:
There are two types of forecasting method
1. Qualitative forecasting
2. Quantitative forecasting
Qualitative forecasting can be described as when subjective judgement or non quantifiable information in forecasting.
<em>When is qualitative forecasting suitable ?</em>
- It is used when historical data in unavailable.
- this method is suitable when it is predicted that future result would depart from what historical data may suggest
<em>Advantages of Qualitative forecasting </em>
- it is flexible
- It can be used when data available is ambiguous or unclear
<em>Disadvantage of Qualitative forecasting </em>
It is subjective.
Quantitative forecasting can be described as forecasting using historical data
Answer:
prior to using the <u>Assumed names</u>
Explanation:
An insurance producer must get himself or his organization registered before doing any business of insurance.
For this there are certain rules as related to the names of such business.
There is the requirement to follow the rules and regulations.
If some person does this business not in his name, and uses some other assumed name, that is any kind of "insurance" word is used for example, "Life Insurance Co." then the person is required to take a prior permission from the commissioner.
This is to ensure that the name shall not be registered with some other organization.
Thus, no assumed names to be used, before prior permission is received from the commissioner.
Monopoly. A good way to remember this is that "mono" means "one" so, they are always #1 when it comes to market power.
Answer:
1. Direct Materials: C) Paper
2. Direct Labor: A) Artist's wages
3. Indirect materials: G) Glue for envelopes <em>(this is asuming there isn't a direct association between glue, envelopes and greeting cards - which is the case that one envelope can be used for 1 card or 2+ cards indistinctly- and/or 1 glue can be used for more than 1 envelope)</em>
4. Indirect labor: B) Wages of materials warehouse workers; E) Manufacturing plant manager's salary
5. Other manufacturing overhead: D) Depreciation on manufacturing equipment; F) Property taxes on manufacturing plant
Answer: Debit Bad debt expense $7,300; Credit Allowance for doubtful accounts $7,300.
Explanation: 5% of accounts receivable of $190,000 is $9,500. Remember the credit balance in Allowance for uncollectible accounts is $2,200 prior to any adjustment and this reports to the balance sheet. To reinstate this account to the required provision for uncollectible amount of $9,500, we need to adjust for the difference (that is, $9,500 minus $2,200 existing balance), which is $7,300. <u>Then, the entries above would be recorded. </u>
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