The correct answer is B) Compute gross margin per sales point.
Caroline is conducting a share point analysis for Bloomingdale's. First, she estimates total industry sales by compiling a list of all department stores and their sales for the previous year. Next, she estimates Bloomingdale's market share within the industry. To find the value of one share point, Caroline must <em>compute the gross margin per sales point.</em>
Gross margin is part of the income statement that firms or industries need to elaborate every year. This metric indicates a detailed description of a company's revenues, expenses, and profit. When preparing a budget, gross margin defines the limits a company must take into account. That is why Caroline must pay close attention to the calculation and computing.
Answer:
The correct answer is c) $72,000
Explanation:
(Using the percentage of net sales method)
- Uncollectible accounts expense for the year is estimated to be $54,000
- If the balance of the Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts is an $18,000 credit before adjustment.
$54,000 + $18,000= $72,000
The balance after adjustment is $72,000
Answer and Explanation:
The classification is as follows:
Alex could easily measured that Panaview have the less price - Unit of account as the money represent the measurement of unit of price
Alex saved $30 per week - Store of value as Alex is saving for use the money in near future
Alex pays $140 - Medium of exchange. In this alex would pay the money to purchase the Blu-ray
Answer:
The amount to be paid for the contract today = $220,908.32
Explanation:
<em>The amount to be paid for the contract today will be equal to the present value of the annuity of $22,500 payable for 20 years discounted at a rate of 8% per annum.</em>
Present Value = A ×( 1 - (1+r)^(-n))/r
A- 22,500, r- rate of return - 8%, n -no of years 20 years
PV = 22,500 ×( 1-(1.08)^(-20) )/ 0.08
PV = 22,500 ×9.8181
PV = $220,908.32
The amount to be paid for the contract today = $220,908.32
Answer: True
Explanation:
Under Agency Law in relation to employment, the salesperson is acting as an agent of the owner of the store and as such is their representative. As their representative, it is assumed that whatever they are selling is from the Owner whom they represent and as such can be binding on the owner.
This is why the Agent must act in the best interest of the owner because the owner could be held negligent for the actions of their agents. For instance, a salesperson will not be sued for a faulty equipment that caused harm but the store can.
