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3 years ago

What is a short term benefit for a company to regulary keeping wages low

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2 answers:

loris [4]3 years ago

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Yes the company that can keep coasts

Tcecarenko [31]3 years ago

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The answer would be that the company can keep costs too a minimum.

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1/3rd of the guests are leisure travelers

2/3rd of the guests are business travelers

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Average business travelers stay for 3.6*1/2 = 1.8

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Leisure travelers = 135*1/3=45 guests per day(night)

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Business travelers = 135*2/3 = 90 guests per night

Average number of business travelers = 90*1.8 = 162 guests

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Amount in $

Date General Journal Debit Credit

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To record the purchase of computer systems

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The housekeeping department's activity rate is how much each housekeeping hour costs.

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27000 hours cost $900000. How much does 1 hour cost?

27,000 hours - $900,000.

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So the correct answer is:

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