Answer:
Station 1 is a bottleneck station because the processing time taken to process the product in such station is 9 minute when compared with Station 2 and Station 3
Explanation:
Station 1 = Processing time is 9 minutes
Station 2 = Processing time is 5 minutes per unit (15 minutes / 3 machines)
Station 3 = Processing time is 7 minutes
Thus, the Station 1 is the bottleneck station with a bottleneck time of 9 minutes per unit.
Answer:
Inventory at year-end: 344,000
Explanation:
The inventory should add the purchased goods from Pelzer as the possesion is transfer at shipping point.
The sales units to Alvarez should also be included as teh transfer is not complete yet. The term on this transaction are at destination.
Total inventory in transit: 28,940 + 39,800 = 68,740
on hand: $ 275,260
in-transit: $<u> 68, 740 </u>
Total: $ 344,000
The Nominal GDP of the economy that produces two goods in 2014 is $170.
The Nominal GDP of the economy that produces two goods in 2015 is $320.
The Real GDP in 2015 using 2014 as base year is $250.
The GDP deflator of an economy that produces two goods is 1.28.
Gross domestic product is the sum of goods and services that a country produces in a year.
Nominal GDP is GDP calculated using current year prices. Real GDP is GDP that is calculated using base year prices.
GDP deflator is the ratio of prices of goods and services produced using current year prices and prices of goods and services using base year prices.
Nominal GDP in 2014: (15 x $2) + (20 x $7) = $170.
Nominal GDP in 2015: (20 x $4) + (30 x $8) = $320
Real GDP in 2015: (20 x $2) + (30 x $7) = $250
GDP deflator = (nominal GDP / real GDP) x 100
($320 / $250) x 100 = 1.28
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Answer:
Thus, effective purchasing Implies buying the right items needed for operations at the right/fair price so as to reduce the total cost of operations, which invariably leads to more Profit since there's reductions in costs.