It seems that you have missed the necessary options for us to answer this question so I had to look for it. Anyway, the answer that would best complete the given statement above is the word CLASSICAL. <span>While discussing approaches to boost organization productivity, rene, the president of an auto manufacturer, was interested in a rational approach that through the application of scientific methods, time and motion studies, and job specialization found it is possible to increase productivity. This is the essence of the CLASSICAL viewpoint. Hope this helps.</span>
Both Monopoly and Oligopoly have large market shares. Unlike monopoly where only one business holds 100% of the market, oligopoly is composed of a few businesses that have market shares. Each movement or decision made by any companies in an oligopoly will greatly affect the market.
Monopoly = 100% market share, has a say on supply and price of goods or services offered.
Oligopoly = 2 or 3 companies share the market. Each have at least 33% of the market. Any change made by one business will affect the other remaining businesses.
Answer: d. the machine; the coffee beans, milk, and workers who provide maintenance services
Fixed costs make up most of the monthly expenses for Coinstar company. These costs include machines.
<span>Variable costs vary. These costs depend on how many cups of coffee are sold or how much milk and coffee beans are used for each drink. The number of workers who provide maintenance services is also considered variable costs that are sometimes hard to predict. </span>
In accounting, the invoice 2/10, n/30 means that the customers has to pay $500 within 30 days. If he can pay earlier, say within 10 days from the date of purchase, a cash discount of 2% is given. If the customer pays on the 9th day, he would only have to pay
500(100% - 2%) = $490
Answer:
c. number of labor hours
Explanation:
The direct labor hours metric can estimate the amount of time the manufacturing capacity was used for each product.
Consider the bulk unit number is not a good metric because; the products aren't homogeneous and use different quantities of materials.
Also, the direct equipment cost cannot be linked to production. The depreciation of the equipment is an overhead cost, not a cost driver.
