Option F, Air
Explanation:
The value to weight of an item is an indicator of the financial value per kilogram or kilo of an item. It is an important step for the development and strategy of the distribution chain.
If it is decided whether the cost savings in total inventory holding costs should be compared with savings on cost by means of cheaper transportation when shipments are made by sea, taking longer, than by air, usually the shorter one.
The diamonds and coal are a different example of the weight ratio. They are two types of carbon but they are of very different weight ratios. For diamonds, air and private jet charter can be well justified, depending on the size and value of the shipment.
Answer:
True (Dead-weight loss )
Explanation:
When the market is not allowed to adjust towards the equilibrium the economics efficiency is lost. When the supply is excessive compared to demand some part of supply remains intact, which means that small of amount of supply does not contribute to economics and allocation efficiency and considered as a dead-weight loss. The supply is forgone because the market is not allowed to stabilise.
Answer: Factor endowments
Explanation:
Factor endowment is amount of land, capital, labor, and entrepreneurship that is possessed by a country and which the country can use for production purpose.
Therefore, Attributes of a company's competitive advantage, including land, capital, technological knowhow, and physical infrastructure, are factor endowments.
Answer:
Future value is $14,944.22
Interest earned is $7444.22
Explanation:
The amount to earn from Second City Bank is the interest that would have been received at the end of the eight years,
In order to determine the amount of interest,it would be nice to first of all compute the future value-the worth of the savings at the end of eight year using the below formula:
FV=PV*(1+r)^N
PV is the $7,500 invested
r is the compound rate of return is 9%
N is the number of years the amount was invested which is eight years
FV=$7,500*(1+9%)^8
FV=$ 14,944.22
Hence Interest =FV-PV
=$ 14,944.22 -$7,500
=$7444.22
Answer:
The overhead cost allocated to Totes is $11556 and option c is the correct answer
Explanation:
To allocate the overheads between products using a plant wide rate, we need to calculate the plant wide Overhead absorption rate (OAR). The OAR allocates overheads to each product based on the activity level consumed by each product.
OAR = Budgeted Overheads / Budgeted Absorption base
As the overhead absorption base is the direct labor cost, we first need to determine the total direct labor cost for both the products.
Direct labor cost = 64 * 350 + 51 * 530 = $49430
OAR = 25500 / 49430 = $0.5159 per direct labor cost of $1
Direct labor cost used by Totes = 64 * 350 = $22400
Overheads to be allocated to Totes = 22400 * 0.5159 = $11556.16 rounded off to $11556
