Answer:
a. Current ratio = Total current assets / Total current liabilities = $366 / $226 = 1.62 to 1
b. Average receivable = (Beginning receivables + Ending receivables) / 2 = ($156 + $160) / 2 = $158
Average collection period = Number of days in year / Credit sales * Average accounts receivable = 365 / $1,702 * $158 = 33.88 days
c. Average Stockholder's equity = (Beginning equity + Ending equity) / 2 = ($500 + $550) / 2 = $525
Return on stockholder's equity = Net income / Average stockholder's equity = $112 / $525 = 21.33%
d. Earnings per share = Net income / Common shares outstanding = $112 / 46 = $2.43 per share
Price earnings ratio = Market price per share / Earnings per share = $50 / $2.43 = 20.58 times
e. Dividends per share = Dividends / Common shares outstanding = $92 / 46 = $2.00 per share
Dividend yield ratio = Dividend per share / Market price per share = $2.00 / $50 = 4.00%
Workings
Beginning retained earnings $346
Add: Net income $112
Less: Ending retained earnings -<u>$366</u>
Dividends <u>$92</u>
Answer:
b. $303,000
Explanation:
The activity rate
1. Machining =
= $ 20 per machine hour
2. Machine set up =
= $ 500 per set up
3. Product design =
= $ 22000 per product
4. Order size =
= $ 26 per direct labor hour
Now the ABC cost (Product T05P)
1. Machining =
= 4000 x 20
= $ 80,000
2. Machine set ups =
= 90 x 500
= $ 45,000
3. Product design =
= 1 x 22000
= $ 22,000
4. Order size =
= 6000 x 26
= $ 156,000
Therefore, the total manufacturing overhead cost assigned to product T05P = 80000 + 45000 + 22000 + 156000
= $ 303,000
Answer:
b. 104
Explanation:
" Arona uses a weighted-average process cost "
Equivalent units as the materials are added entiely at the beginning of the process the equivalent untis will match the physical units:
84 complete and transferred + 20 ending inventory = 104
under weighted average the ocompany's don't make the difference among started and started and complete like in FIFO
Answer:
Elastic demand
A heart valve
Explanation:
A good with many close substitutes will have a highly elastic demand. This is because an increase in the price of the good will causes the consumers to purchase one of its cheaper substitutes.
If both a diamond necklace and a heart valve for heart attack victims are priced the same, the price elasticity for the heart valve will be lower. This is because the diamond necklace is a luxury good but the heart valve is necessary for the survival of the victim.