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dimulka [17.4K]
3 years ago
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How does monitor and evaluation of quality processes positively impact on businesses

Business
1 answer:
noname [10]3 years ago
3 0
The monitor and evaluation of quality processes positively impacts the business because it allows you to look upon the negative and positive aspects of the business. Thus, giving you insights and ideas as to what should be removed from the business and what should be added or continued for the better good of the business.
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<h3>How is the market supply curve estimated?</h3>

The market supply curve is estimated by adding up all the individual supply curves in the market. This therefore shows the total amount os supply for a good or service in the market.

The way that this addition is done is by horizontally adding the supply curves. What this means is that the quantities that are being offered by each individual suppliers at the various prices in the market, are added up to come up with the market supply curve.

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  • a. finding the average price at which sellers are willing and able to sell a particular quantity of the good.
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(c) $43,967.70

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Data for Hermann Corporation

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Selling price                         $ 75              100%

Variable expenses                  51                 68

Contribution margin             $ 24               32%

The fixed expenses are $ 75,000 per month and the company is selling 4000 units per month.

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Sales                                             300000            375000

Less : Variable cost                      204000           275000

Contribution margin                     96000               100000

Less : Fixed expenses             <u>    75000     </u>      <u>     75000    </u>

Net income                                   21000                25000

The net operating income :      Increases          4000

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