True or false, commas and periods go outside closing quotation marks.

Green Co. produces only Product Z. As part of the annual budgeting, Green is considering whether to produce a new product. Green

RSB [31]

Answer:

Total units= 23214

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Direct materials $1 per unit

Direct labor $100 per hour (100/500 units= $0.2)

The marketing manager decided to spend $2 per unit.

Fixed cost $55,000

Price= $4,000/1,000 units= $4.

First, we will determine the effect of the first 5000 (with the mkt expense) on the fixed costs:

5000*[4-(1+0.2+2)]= 4000 - 55000= 51000

Break-even point= fixed costs/ contribution margin

Break-even point= 51000/ [4-(1+0.2)]= 18214 units

Total units= 23214

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3 years ago

Why is a production possibilities frontier typically drawn as a curve, rather than a straight line?.

Vinvika [58]

This is due to the following reasons:

The curved shape is a representation of the law of diminishing returns. According to this law, there comes a time when an additional production element has less of an impact. Adding more resources to the production process, for example, may result in quite big profits at first.

<h3>What does the production possibility frontier represent?</h3>

The Production Possibilities Frontier (PPF) is a graph that depicts all of the possible output combinations of two items that can be produced utilizing available resources and technology. The PPF expresses the ideas of scarcity, choice, and tradeoffs.
A production possibilities curve depicts the possible combinations of two items that an economy can produce. Scarcity is implied by the decreasing slope of the production possibilities curve. The production possibilities curve's bowed-out shape derives from resource allocation based on comparative advantage.

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2 years ago

The following is a list of costs incurred by several businesses:

Rainbow [258]

Answer:

a. (Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost)

b. (Direct material cost,Product cost)

c. (Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost)

d.(Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost)

e.(Direct labor cost,Product cost)

f.(Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost).

g.(Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost)

h. (Direct material cost,Product cost)

i.(Period cost,Selling cost)

j.( Factory overhead cost,)

K.(Period cost,Administrative cost)

L.(Direct material cost,Product cost)

m.(Direct labor cost,Product cost)

n.(Direct material cost,Product cost)

o.(Direct material cost,Product cost)

p.(Direct labour cost,Product cost)

q.(Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost)

r.(Direct material cost,product cost)

s.(Factory overhead cost,Administrative cost)

t.(Direct material cost,Product cost)

u.(Period cost,Administrative cost)

v.(Product cost,Direct labour cost)

w.(period cost,Selling cost)

x.(Period cost,Administrative cost)

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3 years ago

A union can achieve higher wages without accepting lower levels of employment of members by promoting right-to-work laws. beginn

Misha Larkins [42]

Answer:

Promoting right to work laws.

Explanation:

This is situation where by laws are put in place to stop firm from hiring alternative supply of labour so as to increase monopolistic power on wage determinant and increase of employment opportunities through unionism.

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3 years ago

Please someone help me..

grandymaker [24]

already answered this question for you in a previous post.

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3 years ago