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vichka [17]
3 years ago
15

An employer establishes a physical exercise area in the workplace and encourages all employees to use it. This is an example of

which level of health promotion
Business
1 answer:
padilas [110]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Primary prevention

Explanation: Primary prevention precedes disease and applies to healthy clients. It is a level of health promotion that is concerned with reducing the incidence and prevalence of diseases. This is achievable because it focuses on preventing the disease before it develops and spreads across the population. Some examples of primary prevention include vaccination, immunization and frequent exercise. The later is what the employer aims to achieve by establishing a physical exercise area in the workplace and encouraging all employees to use it.

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The break-even point of Warner Company is 3,500 units.

Here, we are going to calculate the break-even point of Warner Company.

Product Product Mix   Contribution margin     Weighted Average unit

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A                40%                          $8                                     $3.2

B                60%                          $4                                     <u>$2.4</u>

Total                                                                                     <u>$5,6</u>

  • Formula for Break Even point is <em>Fixed cost / Weighted average unit contribution margin</em>

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Sales                                                 $473,800

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Merchandise Inventory                    $320,000

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To record the allowance

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Sales of Mini Mochi Munch                   $8,310,000

Other Sales                                           $2,380,000

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Gross Profit                                           $3,503,500

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Depreciation                                         $0

EBIT                                                       ($ 626,500)

Income Tax at 35%                               $0

Unlevered Net Income                         $0

Calculate the unlevered net income for year 2 below:

YEAR 2

Sales of Mini Mochi Munch                   $6,310,000

Other Sales                                           $2,380,000

Total sales revenue                              $8,690,000

Cost of Goods Sold                              $5,886,500

Gross Profit                                           $2,803,500  

Selling, General, and Administrative   $ 0

Depreciation                                         $0

EBIT                                                       $2,803,500

Income Tax at 35%                                  $981,225

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