Answer:
As you did not include the departmental allocation rate calculated or the question relating to it, I shall provide an allocation rate and you can relate this with your assignment.
Assume the allocation rate is $3.00
Labor, raw materials and overhead cost allocation hours are given in terms of 1,000 gallons already.
Cost of Strawberry:
= Direct labor + Raw materials + Overhead cost
= 766 + 816 + (60 hours * $3.00 allocation)
= 766 + 816 + 180
= $1,762
Cost of Vanilla:
= 841 + 516 + (70 * 3)
= 841 + 516 + 210
= $1,567
Cost of Chocolate:
= 1,141 + 616 + (100 * 3)
= 1,141 + 616 + 300
= $2,057
Answer:
0.18
Explanation:
Let P(E) = People who think Economy is a challenge = 0.46
P(W) = People who think finding qualified worker is a challenge = 0.37
P(W and E) = People who think both economy and finding worker is a problem = 0.15
P(E/W) = People who think economy is a problem given that finding worker is a challenge to growth as well = P(W and E)/ P(W) + P(E) = 0.15/0.46+0.37 = 0.18
Goods where, by nature or design, exclusion is impractical or impossible, but use or enjoyment can potentially exhaust the good are called common-pool goods/resources.
Some examples of common-pool resources are forests, rivers, fishing areas (manmade or nature made). Common-pool goods refers to goods that are available to a group of people and not just an individual.
Answer: Convertible bonds
Explanation: Convertible bonds are debt securities that are usually issued by the startup companies having no funds to initiate but high upside potential.
Convertible bonds can be converted into common stock at a specific price, on the discretion of the bondholder. These are hybrid securities, offering higher yields than common stock but lower than straight bonds.
From the above we can conclude that option D is correct.
