<span>The three SMART goals when doing inbound are Visits, Leads, and Customers. You should be aware of your analytic numbers for each of these and apply methods to consistently increase those numbers.</span>
Answer:
The variable maintenance cost per unit would be $8.33 and the total fixed maintenance cost would be $267
Explanation:
The computation of the fixed cost and the variable cost per hour by using high low method is shown below:
Variable maintenance cost per unit = (High maintenance cost - low maintenance cost) ÷ (High level of activity - low level of activity)
= ($1,100 - $600) ÷ (100 direct hours - 40 direct hours)
= $500 ÷ 60 direct hours
= $8.33
Now the fixed cost equal to
= High maintenance cost - (High level of activity × Variable maintenance cost per unit )
= $1,100 - (100 direct hours × $8.33)
= $1,100 - $833.33
= $267
Answer:
The answer is c. Increase in assests and increase in stockholder's equity.
Explanation:
The accounting entries Crossroads Mall will have for the sell of repurchased shares as followed:
Dr Cash 280,000
Dr Paid-up capital and/or Retained Earning 20,000
Cr Common share 300,000
( further calculation notes: sold of 10,000 repurchased shares at $28 brings about 280,000 in cash; while common shares will be recorded at the repurchased price, that is : 30 x 10,000)
Thus, the net effect of the sale of repurchased shares will be the Increase in Cash ( assets) of $280,000 and the Increase in Stock Equity of the same amount, that is, $280,000.
Answer:
$615
Explanation:
The interest rate on Dawn's credit card is 2.5%
Purchases for the month are $650.
Payments made in the month is $50.
Balance will be
Purchases balance and the interest on the credit card
Purchase balance : $650-$50 = $600
Interest for the month
=2.5% x 600
=0.025 x 600
=$15
Balance will be $600 + $15= $615
Answer: common stockholders
Explanation: Stockholders are in essence the owners of a business. The difference between common stockholders and preferred stockholders when it comes to deciding the fate of the company is that preferred stockholders do not have voting rights while common stockholders do. So, common stockholders elect the board of directors.
Bondholders do not have any say in the running of a business, whatsoever.
