Answer: location economies
Explanation:
location economies are economies which are birthed through performing a value creation activity in an optimal location for that activity wherever in the world it may be. It is used by firms to determine the competition in an environment when locating to do business
Answer:
The characteristics of industrial organic agriculture are:
- economies of scale and mechanization
- substitution of conventional inputs such as conventional fertilizer with organic fertilizers
- bagging technology makes the transport of organic salads possible
Explanation:
Pollan's book discusses how modern individuals have a disconnection between food and knowledge. Modern individuals just pick up their food and practically don't know anything about how that food got reached our tables.
The guard prevents you from touching the blade.
Answer:
Explanation:
You need to assume that the total <em>expenses</em> were equal to the<em> cost of the supplies</em>, i.e. there were not other expenses but the<em> $1,500 for supplies to sell.</em>
The total income or revenue was <em>$3,700</em>.
The <em>percentage of the expenses to the revenue</em> is:
Answer:
The budgeted variable overhead for May is $5,335
The budgeted variable overhead for June is $7,260
The budgeted fixed overhead for both May and June is $11,500 per month
Explanation:
First we have to determine how many tricycles does Becker Bikes expects to manufacture during May and June:
May:
beginning inventory May 180
expected sales May 520
ending inventory May 145
Becker is planning to manufacture 485 tricycles (= 520 + 145 -180)
June:
beginning inventory May 145
expected sales May 650
ending inventory May 155
Becker is planning to manufacture 660 tricycles (= 650 + 155 -145)
The budgeted variable overhead for May = 485 tricycles x $11 per tricycle = $5,335
The budgeted variable overhead for June = 660 tricycles x $11 per tricycle = $7,260
The fixed overhead for both May and June is $11,500 per month
