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What is productive efficiency? question 18 options:

slega [8]

<span>What is productive efficiency? A situation in which resources are allocated such that goods can be produced at their lowest possible average cost.

The resources are wanting to be used at the lowest possible average cost so that companies aren't having to give up the production of another item to produce that one. Being efficient while still maintaining good quality is the overall goal of productive efficiency.
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3 years ago

With regards to economics, what is a trust?

Sever21 [200]

This hard question. I think this can be based on opinion. Trust can be like will.

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3 years ago

Med Max buys surgical supplies from a variety of manufacturers and then resells and delivers these supplies to dozens of hospita

Semenov [28]

Answer:

A. Customer deliveries $90

Manual order processing $74

Electronic order processing $21

Line item picking $1.95

B. CITY GENERAL

Activity cost pools City General

Customer deliveries $900

Manual order processing $0

Electronic order processing $210

Line item picking $234

Total Activity Costs $1,344

COUNTRY GENERAL

Activity cost pools Country General

Customer deliveries $1,800

Manual order processing $2,960

Electronic order processing $0

Line item picking $546

Total Activity Costs $5,306

Explanation:

a. Computation for the activity rate for each activity cost pool

Using this formula

Activity rate = Total cost / Total activity

Let plug in the formula

Activity cost pools Total Cost (a) Total activity (b) Activity rate (a/b)

Customer deliveries $630,000/ 7,000 =$90

Manual order processing $444,000/ 6,000 =$74

Electronic order processing $231,000/ 11,000 =$21

Line item picking $955,500/ 490,000=$1.95

Therefore the activity rate for each activity cost pool are:

Customer deliveries $90

Manual order processing $74

Electronic order processing $21

Line item picking $1.95

b. Computation for the total activity costs that would be assigned to City General and County General

Using this formula

Activity cost assigned = Actual activity * Activity rates

Cost drivers by product Overhead cost assigned

CITY GENERAL

Activity cost pools Activity rate (a) City General(b) City General (a*b)

Customer deliveries $90 *10 =$900

Manual order processing $74*0=$0

Electronic order processing $21* 10=$210

Line item picking $1.95*120=$234

Total Activity Costs $1,344

($900+$0+$210+$234)

COUNTRY GENERAL

Activity cost pools Activity rate (a) Country General(b) Country General (a*b)

Customer deliveries $90 *20 =$1,800

Manual order processing $74*40=$2,960

Electronic order processing $21* 0=$0

Line item picking $1.95*280=$546

Total Activity Costs $5,306

($1,800+$2,960+$0+546)

Therefore The the total activity costs that would be assigned to City General and County General

are:

CITY GENERAL

Activity cost pools City General

Customer deliveries $900

Manual order processing $0

Electronic order processing $210

Line item picking $234

Total Activity Costs $1,344

COUNTRY GENERAL

Activity cost pools Country General

Customer deliveries $1,800

Manual order processing $2,960

Electronic order processing $0

Line item picking $546

Total Activity Costs $5,306

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3 years ago

Hiram's lakeside is a popular restaurant located on lake washington in seattle. The owner of the restaurant has been trying to b

Masteriza [31]

<h2>Activity Cost Pool </h2>

It is the activity measure total cost of total activity assisting a gathering of guests. The number of people attended $ 14,500 for 5,800 people. Serving a customer number of guests served $ 95,160 for 12,200 diners. Serving a drink number of beverages ordered for $ 27,270 for 10,100 bottles.

The above prices cover all of the expenses of the restaurant without for organization-sustaining expenses. Example rent, business taxes, and top-management payrolls. Some expenses, like the expense of cleaning the linens that cover the restaurant's furniture, change with the amount of individuals worked.
Additional costs, example washing dishes and glasses, depends on the number of customers attended or the number of drinks served. Prior to the activity-based costing research, the landlord understood very little about the expenses of the restaurant. She knew that the entire cost for the month including organization-sustaining costs was $180,000 and that 12,000 customers must be served.

Accordingly, the average cost per customer was $15.

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3 years ago

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At which stage does advertising catch the attention of customers by building awareness of the product

JulsSmile [24]

Answer:

when there is an entry of a substitute product in the market. This is the right time that customers attention need to be fully caught. When there is a general decline in the sell of the product. Advertisement is necessary.

Explanation:

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2 years ago