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NISA [10]
3 years ago
12

The executives of the company need you to present on a new skateboard project which will be manufactured either in-house or in a

joint venture with another manufacturing company in a different state. How would you begin to look for relevant data to prepare for this presentation
Business
1 answer:
Effectus [21]3 years ago
5 0

Explanation:

In this case, we see that the product's life cycle is in the introduction phase.

This is the first phase, where the initial phase of the product's life occurs, it is the phase where a new product will be launched on the market, so in this phase the ideal is to have a market segmentation, which occurs in the identification of a group of people with similar product responses and preferences, in order to find the ideal target audience for the new product to be launched and direct the advertising strategy and product features to that potential audience.

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madreJ [45]

Answer:

The question is incomplete; the complete question is given below:

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Direct materials             15,000.00

Direct labor                       25,000.00

Factory depreciation expense         45,000.00

Factory utilities expense          2,000.00

Payroll staff's salary    15,000.00

Prime cost= $40,000,  Conversion cost= $72,000

Explanation:

Prime cost: It is the summation of all direct costs. Direct costs are costs that are incurred directly for a particular product, and therefore can be traced to it.

Examples of direct costs include; direct material costs, direct labour cost and direct expense

Direct materials cost: the costs of all materials used directly to manufacture a product. <em>For example, cocoa powder, vanilla used in making chocolate</em>. <em>Every other materials costs are indirect material costs</em>

Direct labor cost: the cost of the labor hours of workers actively involved in the production of a product. For example, the cost of the total hours paid to workers for packing the chocolates into cartons. <em>Every other labor costs are indirect labor costs</em>

Prime cost = Direct material cost+ Direct labour cost  + Direct expense

Prime cost = $15,000 + $25,000= $40,000

Conversion cost = The sum of direct labour costs  and <u>manufacturing overheads</u>

Conversion cost= $25,000 + $45,000 + $2000= $72,000

Note that payroll staff cost was excluded because payroll function is an administrative activitiy not manufacturing.

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3 years ago
Regardless of the career you want to pursue, you can still get the _____ necessary to achieve success.
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2 years ago
The allocatively efficient quantity of product Z for the whole market is 2 million units. At that quantity, the demand for Z is
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Question Completion:

ANSWER CHOICES

A.  operating with decreasing returns to scale

B.  a natural monopoly

C.  a legal monopoly

D.  monopolistically competitive

E.  productively efficient

Answer:

Based on this data, the market for product Z is:

A. operating with decreasing returns to scale.

Explanation:

For the Average Revenue (Price) to equal the Average Total Cost (ATC) and enable the firms operating in the market to break-even, the firms must increase their production units from 2 million to 3.5 million units.  The conclusion that the market for product Z is operating with decreasing returns to scale for a single supplier is because it will take a 75% increase in production for the average total cost to fall from $7 to $5 for the single producer.  In other words, the percentage increase in production does not result in a proportionate decrease in average total cost.

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3 years ago
San Francisco Corporation uses two materials in the production of its product. The materials, X and Y, have the following standa
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Answer:

(1) Material usage variance for X: 1,500 (Favorable)

(2) Material usage variance for Y: -19,500 (Adverse)

Explanation:

Material usage variance for X:

Standard Mix for actual Yield:

= (Standard mix of material X ÷ Yield) × Yield actual mix

= (3,500 ÷ 4,000) × 36,000

=  31,500

Material Usage Variance:

= (Standard Mix for actual Yield- Actual Mix) × Standard unit price

= (31,500-30,000) × $1

= 1,500 (Favorable)

Material usage variance for Y:

Standard Mix for actual Yield:

= (Standard mix of material Y ÷ Yield) × Yield actual mix

= (1,500 ÷ 4,000) × 36,000

=  13,500

Material Usage Variance:

= (Standard Mix for actual Yield- Actual Mix) × Standard unit price

= (13,500 - 20,000) × $3

= -19,500 (Adverse)

Total = (19,500) + 1,500

        = (18,000) [Adverse]

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Kim wants to invest in Beta Company’s crowdfunding equity fund. In the current 12-month period, Kim has invested $25,000 in othe
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Answer:

$65,000

Explanation:

According to Regulation Crowdfunding, an individual can invest 10% of their annual income across all crowdfunding offerings in a 12-month period.

Kim's annual income = $900,000

Kim's investing limit on crowdfunding offerings = $900,000

Since Kim haad already invested $25,000 in another offering, she can only invest $65,000 in Beta's crowdfunding (= $90,000 - $25,000).

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