Answer:
B) Supplier cost differentiation
Explanation:
As per the Porter model of generic strategies, there are three strategies which are as follows
1. Cost leadership strategy: It deals with less cost to reach broad market
2. Differentiation strategy: It deals with offering different products to reach broad market
3. Focus strategy: In terms of cost leadership and differentitaion, it focused with less cost and offered unique products at narrow market segment
Therefore the option B is not included
Answer:
When using dollar-value LIFO, the ending inventory at current year cost must first be converted to base year cost. The 12/31/Y2 inventory at base year cost is given as $60,000. Since the 12/31/Y1 inventory at base year cost was $45,000 ($40,000 base layer and $5,000 year 1 layer), a new layer of $15,000 was added in year 2 ($60,000 − $45,000). This layer must be restated using the year 2 price index. The year 2 price index is computed using the double-extension technique, as illustrated below.
Answer:
a. $2,240
b. $2,880
Explanation:
The computations are shown below:
a. For M1
= Federal Reserve Notes in circulation + Coins in circulation + Checkable deposits
= $700 + $40 + $15,00
= $2,240
b. For M2
= M1 + Savings deposits, including money market deposit accounts (MMDAs) + Small-denominated time deposits + Money market mutual funds (MMMFs) held by individuals
= $2,240 + $140 + $100 + $400
= $2,880
Answer and Explanation:
C) equals marginal cost: is upward-sloping
