Answer:
A. measures the costs of acquiring or using resources in an organization.
Explanation:
Cost accounting is the procedure by which and organisation records, examines, and summarises any cost on processes or service.
Items that are considered include variable cost, fixed cost, and other expenses related to business operation.
Answer:
The correct word for the blank space is: Target market.
Explanation:
The target market is the sector of the market that companies look forward to offering their goods or services. After segmentation analysis, firms determine their specific niche so they can specialize in manufacturing a product that will better match consumers' needs, thus, it is more likely they will purchase the product. Target marketing is based on the central Marketing Theory.
Answer:
We can divide costs into three categories:
- fixed.- do not change as total production outcome changes
- variable.- changes proportionally to total production output
- mixed.- part fixed, part variable
Explanation:
fixed: they stay the same regardless of total output
- depreciation. $4,500 per month
- property taxes, $12,000 per year
variable: the more units are produced, the higher they are
- direct materials, $25 per unit
- shipping costs, $15 per unit
mixed: a part is fixed per month, while another part increases as total output increases.
- water and sewer, $50 per month plus $0.10 per gallon
- sales rep's pay, $1,000 per month plus 10% sales commission
A checking account is what you would use to make everyday purchases, and what you usually put the majority of your check into. Savings accounts are used to save money over periods of time. A percentage of your check may go in a savings account that you don't use.
Answer:
Homeowners insurance, assuming Laura owns the house.
Explanation:
Homeowners insurance most often is what covers personal injury and liability claims if someone is injured in your house.
Just as a side note, if Laura is renting the home the landlord would need the homeowners insurance, not Laura.
