Answer: Direct Deposits and Electronic funds transfer
Explanation:
Penelope's company direct deposits her paycheck into her checking account.
Penelope's company has adopted an efficient electronic funds transfer system.
Answer:
Xia Co.
1-a. The relevant costs for Xia Co. to make or buy the part:
Direct materials $2.25
Direct labor 1.00
Incremental overhead 0.75
Total relevant cost $4.00
1-b. Xia should make the part. It will cost Xia $4.00 to make the component while it costs it $5.00 to buy. It should therefore, make the component.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Price of buying component = $5
Cost of making component:
Direct materials $2.25
Direct labor 1.00
Incremental overhead 0.75
Total relevant cost $4.00
b) The relevant cost for making the component is $4.00. The overhead cost based on 200% direct labor is not a relevant cost. It is an allocated fixed cost and must be incurred whatever decision is taken. By making the component, Xia Co. will be netting in a unit contribution of $1 ($5.00 - $4.00) with the alternative of buying.
Answer:
Some behaviors of viettel's customer are:-
- Complex buying behavior.
- Dissonance-reducing buying behavior.
- Habitual buying behavior.
- Variety seeking behavior.
Answer:
HMO Vaccination Program
With the given probability of a flu outbreak at 65 percent and the cost of the vaccination program at $8 million, my decision under these new conditions is:
To go ahead with the vaccination program in order to protect the health of the people since the assessed chance of a flu outbreak is high at 65%.
Explanation:
However, for any vaccination program to be effective, the whole population must be targeted and achieving 100% coverage must be assured. In the past, many such programs have failed because of ineffective coverage of the population. While vaccination is important, prevention of the root cause of such flu outbreaks remains paramount as it is also the least costly measure.
