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3 years ago

What actions could employers and government take to encourage saving in society?

1 answer:

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They can set good examples of people that have practiced savings and the result it had given them. Provide seminars of the results and actual computation of savings through targeted years and the possible assets that they may possess through savings. It can also help them avoid some financial problems that they might encounter.

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Three years ago, Charles purchased a health policy from the QRS Company; he has purchased two additional contracts from the same

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Answer: a. Only one policy will pay, the premiums for the other contracts will be returned.

Explanation:

When there are multiple insurance contracts from the same insurer and these contracts have a ''Other Insurance With This Insurer'' provision, it means that in cases where the insured wants to claim, they can choose whichever of the policies they want and that one will pay out but they cannot pick them all.

The premiums paid on the other contracts/s will be returned to the insured because it represents excess coverage.

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3 years ago

Indirect labor and indirect materials are classified as factory overhead and product costs factory overhead and period costs ope

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

Product costs are the costs directly incurred from the manufacturing process. The three basic categories of product costs they are;

1) direct material

2) direct labour

3) manufacturing (factory) overhead.

Manufacturing overhead cost also include the following;

a) indirect labour: Indirect labor is the labor of those who are not directly involved in the production of the products.

b) indirect material: Indirect materials are materials that are used in the production process but that are not directly traceable to the product.

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3 years ago

School-aged children are regularly asked to fundraise for their school. Typically, they are required to sell a minimum amount. T

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Answer:

This question is incomplete, the options are missing. The options are the following:

a) Ceiling effect.

b) Floor Effect.

And the correct answer is B: Floor effect.

Explanation:

To begin with, in the field of statistics the term known as "Floor Effect" refers to the situation in where the gathering of data regarding an statistic instrument about a subject turns out to have a lower limit to the data values it can reliably specify. And the floor is understood to be as that lower limit in the chart or graphic created in the study of the subject. Moreover, this term is also used in the field of psychology when test are done to subjects in study as well.

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3 years ago

Department G had 2,040 units 25% completed at the beginning of the period, 12,200 units were completed during the period, 1,700

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Answer:

18261

Explanation:

The first key-point will be that materials are applied entirely at the begining of the production so this part of the cost is quite easy:

You have an ending inventory of 1,700 units and then you have a given data of $9 per unit for direct materials so mulitply those to get:

ending inventory $15,300 materials cost

Next part will be to calculate the conversion cost.

First step, will be to calculate the conversion cost for the period,

which is direct labor + factory overhead:

78,600 + 26,200 = 104,800

Remember conversion cost = labor + overhead

Second, calculate the equivalent units:

Here we have the data for completed units so we work it like this

Complete units 12200

(this are finished o they count entirely)

+ ending units x percent of completion 1700 x 20% = 340

(this are units we work during this period)

- beginning units x percent of completion (2040) x 5% = (510)

(this are units we don't work on this period,

they are from the previous month,

so we subtract them)

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Equivalent units for conversion cost 12030

Third, we are almost there, we will divide this two to get the value of 1 unit of conversion cost

104,800 conversion cost / 12,030 equivalent units = 8.7115 CC per unit

Fourth, calculate the conversion cost for the ending inventory

conversion cost per unit x equivalent units of ending inventory

8.7115 x 340 = 2961

Last Step, we add the materials cost with the conversion cost

15,300 + 2,961 = 18261 VALUE OF ENDING INVENTORY

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3 years ago

Partially completed units in ending work in process are 100 percent complete with regard to their direct materials costs if the

Rudik [331]

Answer:

TRUE

Explanation:

As the direct materials are introduced at the beginning of the process the only factors which are not completed are the conversion cost which are: labor cost and manufacturing overhead.

The equivalent units will be calculated using a 100% of completion in raw materials.

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