Answer:
A) The extra $100 million spent on health care will not provide as much benefit as the previous $100 million due to diminishing marginal benefit.
Explanation:
The understanding of this question is based on the explanation of Diminishing Marginal Benefit
Diminishing Marginal Benefit is a law that states the an increase in the consumption of a thing while all other factor remain constant will reduce the marginal benefit or utility derived from the increased or additional unit.
Utility represents the benefit or satisfaction derived from consumption.
Based on this law, since $800 million has been spent on healthcare, every additional amount spent will bring in some benefit but will be at a diminishing rate. This means it will not provide as much benefit as the previous $100 million.
Answer:
(a) 15.46%
(b) $11,904.11
(c) 6.15%
Explanation:
(a) Sustainable growth rate:


= 29.32%
Retention Ratio = 1 - Dividend Payout
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= 45.66%



= 0.15446
= 15.46%
(b) Additional borrowing:
New Total Asset = (Total debt + Total equity) × (1 + Sustainable growth rate)
= (77,000+59,000) × (1 + 15.46%)
= 157025.4


= $88904.11
Increase in Borrowing = New debt - old debt
= $88,904.11 - $77,000
= $11,904.11
(c) Internal growth rate:


= 12.72%



= 0.0615
= 6.15%
Answer:
Explanation:
Average arrival rate, λ = 5 people in 15 minutes = 20 people in 60 minutes = 20 per hour
Average service rate, μ = 1 in 7 minutes = (60/7) per hour
The minimum number of servers required for a stable queuing system = λ / μ = 20 / (60/7) = 7/3 = 2.333
So, the minimum number of hosts that could be hired = 3 hosts
The minimum price that this order could be offered is at cost. Since there are no cost figures in this question, this is the best answer I can give.
You would need to at least sell the item for the amount of money it cost you to make, assemble, and ship the product.
Answer:
The activity rate for the machine setup cost pool is $160.00
Explanation:
The activity rate for machine setup cost pool is computed as :
machine setup costs/number of setups
Machine set up costs is $41600
Number of setups is 260 setups
Activity rate for machine setup=$41600/260
=$160.00
The activity rate for machine setup is $160 per setup
Activity rate shows how much per activity is allocated to product under activity based.
Determining activity rate is the of one steps to be taken in Activity Based Costing and Activity Based Management
The other steps include:
Identification of activity incurring costs
Assigning costs to activity
Assignment of costs to cost objects and so on.