False, this is a product development strategy.
A marketing development strategy finds <em>new </em>markets for <em>existing </em>products, which is the opposite of what Issac is doing.
Answer:
$5.5= actual price
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Managers expected to pay $5 per kilogram.
Each unit produced should take 2 kilograms; actual total usage was 2,100 kilograms.
The company produced 950 units.
The direct materials spending variance is $1,050 (unfavorable).
To calculate the actual price per kilogram, we need to use the direct material spending variance.
Direct material price variance= (standard price - actual price)*actual quantity
-1,050= (5 - actual price)*2,100
-0.5= 5 - actual price
5.5= actual price
Answer: $2,400
Explanation:
The best transfer price is the related cost to the division in question and this is usually the Variable cost of production.
Since there is excess capacity, we can assume that no benefits will be lost in transit.
To calculate therefore, we simply add up all the Variable costs of production.
= Direct labor + Direct Material + Variable Overhead.
= 1,300 + 700 + 400
= $2,400
$2,400 is the best transfer price to avoid transfer price problems.
Answer:
product mixes include product lines.
Explanation:
The product line is a group of products that are interrelated as they satisfy the needs and also they are used together and are sold to the similar customer group via similar outlets
It involved the product line that are offered by the company
Therefore according to the given situation, last one is correct answer
And, the same would be relevant
Answer: $400,000
Explanation:
Only stock that are ISSUED are to be paid dividends on NOT those Authorized.
Even after that, we would still have to remove the Treasury stock because Treasury Stock is stock that was PREVIOUSLY outstanding but was repurchased by the company and so Dividends will not be paid on them.
So now we calculate the Shares Outstanding that are liable for Dividend payment.
That would be,
= 360,000 - 160,000(Treasury Stock)
= 200,000 shares will have dividends paid to them.
Since the dividends are $2.00 per share we then have,
= 200,000 * 2
= $400,000
$400,000 is the total amount of the dividend that will be paid.
