Answer:
Explanation:
Revenue is $150 per semester credit hour
Materials cost = $21*45=$945
Labor cost = $4500
Overhead cost = $27,000
Total cost=$945+$4500+$27,000=$32,445
Multifactor probability = Revenue/Total cost = (150+80)*45/32,445=10,350/32,445 = 0.32
Answer:
2.12 years
Explanation:
The calculation of the payback period is given below:
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Year CF Cumulative CF
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0 $(1,450,000) $(1,450,000)
1 640,000 (810,000)
2 715,250 (94,750)
3 823,330 728,580
4 907,125 1,635,705
Now payback period is
= 2 + ($94,750 ÷$823,330)
= 2.12 years
Answer:
The key to a successful organization is to have a culture based on a strongly held and widely shared set of beliefs that are supported by strategy and structure. When an organization has a strong culture, three things happen: Employees know how top management wants them to respond to any situation, employees believe that the expected response is the proper one, and employees know that they will be rewarded for demonstrating the organization's values.
HR has a vital role in perpetuating a strong culture, starting with recruiting and selecting applicants who will share the organization's beliefs and thrive in that culture. HR also develops orientation, training and performance management programs that outline and reinforce the organization's core values and ensures that appropriate rewards and recognition go to employees who truly embody the values.
This article covers the following topics:
The importance of having a strong organizational culture.
HR's role in fostering a high-performance culture.
Definitions of organizational culture.
Factors that shape an organization's culture.
Considerations in creating and managing organizational culture.
HR practices to ensure the continuity and success of an organization's culture.
Communications, metrics, legal, technology and global issues pertaining to organizational culture.
Explanation:
Answer:
(The data is missing so we cannot prepare the complete cash budget but lets see how it is prepared. The data given in the question has only been added in cash budget)
Cash Budget is prepared in same way as statement of cashflow. The detail cash budget format is given below.
Poster Company
Cash budget
1st and 2nd quarter
Cash from operations
Sales xxxx
Purchase (xxxx)
Other expenses paid (xxxx)
Net cash from operation xxxx
Cash from Investment activities
Sale of Assets (10,000+4,500) $ 14,500
Any investment made (xxxxxx)
Net Cash from investing activities xxxxxx
Cash from Finance Activities
Financial Charges paid ( xxxxxxx)
Dividednd paid $ 4,500
Net Cash from Financing activities xxxxxxxx
Net cash increase/ decrease xx/ (xx)
Opening balance $60,359
Cash balance at end xxxxx
(xxx represents missing values)
Answer:
$84.86
Explanation:
I'm guessing they want you to find the standard deviation.
It would be easy to do this in a statistical calculator, but I suspect they want you to do it by hand.
Here are the steps for a manual calculation.
1. Count the elements in the data set
N = 8
2 Calculate the sum of the data set
3. Calculate the mean
4. Calculate the standard deviation
(a) Subtract the mean from each data point
(b) Square the differences
(c) Add the squares of the differences
(d) Divide the sum by the number of terms
(e)Take the square root of the result
We can set up a table to organize the calculations.
