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IrinaK [193]
3 years ago
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Which four ethical norms are often used by companies to help individuals make ethical decisions?

Business
2 answers:
Irina-Kira [14]3 years ago
6 0
The answer for the first question is D. 

Many organization adopting a societal stance to social responsibility respond to requests for donations to Little League, Girl Scouts, and youth soccer programs.
Hoochie [10]3 years ago
4 0

1. I believe the answer is:D. utility, rights, justice, caring

Utility refers to the action that made by company should provide some sort of benefit for their costumers.

Rights in this context means that their action should not violate the customers' right to be informed about their product.

Justice mean that company's operation should be held responsible by law in case they do any violation, Caring means that they should take care of their employees who made their sacrifice for the company.

2. I believe the answer is: C. Proactive

Proactive stance refers to the act of making necessary precautions to handle future situation rather than only responding when the situation already happened. This can be done by investing in the youth or creating laws to protect the environment before it got destroyed.

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Next we find the contribution margin per unit.

Contribution margin per unit =  Selling Price - Variable Cost

Contribution margin per unit =  450 - 270

Contribution Margin per unit is <u>$180.</u>

Flannigan Company's current per-tax income is calculated as :

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less:Variable costs @ $270  for 9333.33 units           -2520000


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With this information, we can calculate the Contribution Margin required if the pre tax income should be $1,125,000. We work backwards in order to find the Contribution Margin from Pre-tax income.

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