Answer:
e. math their core competencies
Explanation:
Firms in order to be successful need to focus on what they do best (core competencies) and put their efforts in the segment of the market that needs and is wiling to buy what they are offering in order to have loyal customers that will buy the company's products.
Answer:
correct option is b. False
Explanation:
as above given statement is false because
- The current method of receiving is more traditional than the income method because the formal method depends on the receivable age.
- Therefore, the revenue percentage method is better than the percentage receivable method for estimating the total collection cost, because it is more traditionally incorrect
so answer is false
Answer and Explanation:
1. The amount of goodwill is shown below:
= Purchase price - the market value of net assets
= $6,000,000 - ($17,000,000 + $13,000,000)
= $2,000,000
2. Now the journal entry for purchase is
Assets $17,000,000
Goodwill $2,000,000
To Liabilities $13,000,000
To Cash $6,000,000
(Being the purchase is recorded)
For recording this we debited the assets and goodwill as it increased the assets and credited the liabilities and cash as it also increased the liabilities and decreased the assets
Answer: Yellow dominates portfolios Blue and Purple.
Explanation:
Portfolio Yellow has a higher expected return than either portfolio Blue or Portfolio Purple which means that if we were evaluating the portfolios on return alone, Portfolio Yellow would dominate the other two.
However, we need to adjust for risk. The portfolio with the lowest standard deviation is the less riskier one of the three. That portfolio is Yellow which means that Yellow has both a higher expected return and a lower risk. It would therefore dominate the rest.
Answer:
Conversion Costs per unit = $ $599,123/ 110080= $ 5.442
Explanation:
Conversion costs of $ $599,123
Units % of Completion EUP
D.M C.C D.M C.C
Units completed 106,000 100 100 106,000 106,000
<u>Ending Inventory 13,600 100 30 13,600 4080</u>
T<u>otal Equivalent Units Of Production 119600 110,080</u>
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Conversion Costs per unit = $ $599,123/ 110080= $ 5.442
Another way of finding out is through using the beginning inventory and the units started but as we do not have the % of completion for started units it cannot be computed.
