Answer:
A) Analogous Estimation
Explanation:
Analogous Estimation is the process of comparing past costs and expenses of projects to make estimations for the current projects. This is usually used when there is data limitation for accurate estimations on the current projects.
Parametric is where a unit rate is devised to calculate project costs comprising of several units.
Bottom up estimation deals with estimating smaller cost components and then using the sum of these components to make larger estimates.
Option D is based on rough estimates on the time and effort required for a project.
None of the other options thus take into account past work other than the analogous estimation technique.
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Answer:
$104,000
Explanation:
Calculation to determine what Gross profit would be
Using this formula
Gross profit=Sales -Cost of Goods Sold -Sales Returns and Allowances-Sales Discounts
Let plug in the formula
Gross profit=$300,000-$158,000-$26,000- $12,000
Gross profit=$104,000
Therefore Gross profit would be $104,000
Answer:
Correct option is B
$160,000
Explanation:
From the question above, Cost of goods sold of $160,000 is treated as a negative item in calculating gross income rather than as a deduction.
For a drug dealer like Tom, all deductions
listed above are disallowed.
Answer:
Productivity is the phenomena of the world economies. It is important for the development and growth.
Explanation:
There are many international and national organization that take care about their employees growth. But many of organization are there which is only think about the productivity not about their employees. The industrial organization psychology worked on this concepts. Many research has been done just because to find out about the employees condition and productivity in an organization.
It is very important for employers if they think about the mental, physical health of their employees it affects the productivity. If employees are satisfied with the environment and policy of a company then productivity will also increase side by side.
Answer: d. $240,400
Explanation:
To calculate the Cost of Goods sold for the year we simply add the Opening Balance of Finished goods to the Cost of Goods for the year and then subtract the Finished goods balance at year end (ending).
That would be,
= 233,000 + 31,600 - 24,200
= $240,400
$240,400 is the Cost of Goods sold for the year so Option D is correct.
