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3 years ago

When using incentives to motivate a team, the team can respond with unintended negative behaviors such as __________?

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When using incentives to motivate a team, the team can respond with unintended negative behaviors such as social loafing and free riding. The term social loafing refers to the tendency to put less effort to achieve a goal when people work in a group than when they work alone.
Free riding denote the phenomena in which some members do not put in their share of work under the assumption that others' efforts will cover their shortfall.

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<h2>In this case,an increase in the price of soybeans by 50% while price of corn remaining constant would cause a leftward or upward shift of his supply curve for corn.</h2>

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Explanation:

1. Journal entries for the month of April 2017

Apr.5

Dr Inventory 1300

Cr Accounts Payable 1300

(Purchase of goods on account from Hogan)

Apr.5

Dr Inventory 50

Cr Cash 50

(Freight charges on purchases)

Apr.9

Dr Accounts Payable 100

Cr Inventory 100

(Credit received for returned goods from Hogan)

Apr.10

Dr Accounts Receivable 880

Cr Sales 880

(Sales of goods on account)

Apr.12

Dr Inventory 750

Cr Accounts Payable 750

(Purchase of goods on account from Duffer)

Apr.14

Dr Accounts Payable 1200

Cr Cash 1176

Cr Inventory 24

(Payment made to Hogan in full)

Apr.17

Dr Accounts Payable 50

Cr Inventory 50

(Credit received for returned goods from Duffer)

Apr.20

Dr Accounts Receivable 880

Cr Sales 880

(Sales of goods on account)

Apr.21

Dr Accounts Payable 700

Cr Cash 693

Cr Inventory 7

(Payment made to Duffer in full)

Apr.27

Dr Sales 30

Cr Accounts Receivable 30

(Credit granted to customers for flaws in goods)

Apr.30

Dr Cash 850

Cr Accounts Receivable 850

(Payment received from custmers on account)

2. T accounts calculation is attached with this answer

3. KOKOTT PRO SHOP

Trial balance as at April 30, 2017

Account Debit Credit

Cash 2731

Accounts Receivable 6219

Inventory 880

Common Stock 8100

Sales 1730

T o t a l 9830 9830

4. KOKOTT PRO SHOP

Income statement for the month ending April 30, 2017

Sales Revenue 1730

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3 years ago

n November, Townhouse Corporation sold 2,100 units of its only product. Its total sales were $195,300, its total variable costs

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Answer:

Townhouse Corporation

Contribution Margin Income statement

for November, xxxx

Sales 195,300

Variable cost (84,000)

Contribution 111,300

Fixed Cost (98,700)

Net Income 12,600

Townhouse Corporation

Contribution Margin Income statement

for November, xxxx

*Sales 213,900

*Variable cost (92,000)

Contribution 121,900

Fixed Cost (98,700)

Net Income 23,200

Explanation:

* Working

Sales and variable cost will vary with the sales volume as below:

Sales price = 195,300 / 2,100 = $93 per unit

Sales = $93 x 2,300 Unit = $213,900

Variable cost per unit = $84,000 / 2,100 = $40 per unit

Total Variable cost = $40 x 2,300 units = $92,000

Fixed cost will not change with the change in sale volume.

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