A business excludes money paid as salaries or wages to employees from operating surplus.
Answer: The answer is $27.25
Explanation:
Let x be the price Sweet dreams will charge to earn the profit of $75,000
New sales units = 20,000
New variable cost = $19
We know, Sales - Variable cost - Fixed cost = Profit
Now applying the equation,
20,000x - (20,000*19) - 90,000 = $75000
20,000x = $75,000 + 380,000 + 90,000
therefore, x = $27.25
So, Sweet Dreams will charge $27.25 to earn the same profit it is earning now i.e. $75000 per year.
Answer:
D). Customers find it more comfortable to shop and easier to return unwanted items.
Explanation:
Electronic retailing or e-tailing offers the sale and purchase of goods and services online/internet while traditional mortar retailing proposed the goods and services to the customers through a street-side market and face-to-face medium. There are numerous advantages of the upheaval of online retailing like it offers convenient, and quick access to the stores at any time from any place of the world having internet. It saves the traveling time of the consumers and also reduces the infrastructural costs and develops competitiveness. Thus, as per the question, the option that does not display an advantage of e-tailing is option D as a return in brick-and-mortar was more convenient than e-tailing.
Answer:
a) 0.667
b) Yes
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Mean = 0.04
Standard Deviation = 0.003
Upper Specification Limit, USL = 0.046
Lower Specification Limit, LSL = 0.034
Now,
a) Capability Index is given as:
Cp = 
or
Cp = 
or
Cp = 0.667
Also,
Cpk = min(
or
Cpk = min(
or
Cpk = min( 0.667
, 0.667 )= 0.667
Since,
Cp and Cpk are same in this case
therefore, it is ideal condition and process is capable
b) yes
Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
Sustainability can be basically defined as the ability to last constantly.
The theory of sustainability tries to describe a type of society and economy that is long lasting and can be lived on a global scale.
Sustainability in business is the proposition that if the companies act responsibly towards the environment and the society, they will be able to outperform their peers. When they focus on the world's problems and see them as marketing opportunities they will be able to perform better than their peers.
