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Answer:
<u>Skills inventory</u>
Explanation:
Skills inventory refers to the skills stored in an individual i.e one's capabilities and skills.
Skills inventory assessment makes an employer identify how well an employee would be able to meet the skills required at the job and how those skills would aid in the achievement of organizational goals.
It refers to assessing and understanding the competencies of the current staff by an organization.
For the above purpose, businesses may use commercial software or database management systems (DBMS).
In the given case, the HRM specialists exercised the option of using computer network in addition to database management system, to develop a skills inventory , post which, the company is able to successfully identify specific organizational skills.
Answer:
The process cost summary is given below.
A-Total Material Cost = $22,500
B-Total Conversion costs = $95,625 (45,625+50,000)
C-Units transferred out = 40,000
D-Ending Inventory = 10,000
E-Equivalent units of material = 45,000
F-Equivalent units of conversion costs = 42,500
G-Equivalent cost per unit of material = $0.5 (A/E)
H-Equivalent cost per unit of conversion costs = $ 2.25 (B/F)
I-Equivalent cost per unit = $2.75 (G+H)
J-Cost of inventory transferred = $ 110,000 (I*C)
K-Cost Of Ending Inventory = $ 8,125 (H*(F-C) + (5000*0.5))
Answer:
Explanation:
The adjusting entry for supplies is shown below:
Supplies expense A/c Dr $115
To supplies A/c $115
(Being adjusted entry recorded)
The trial balance show a supplies balance of $148 and the supplies on hand were $33, so the adjusted supply balance would be equal to
= Supplies balance - supplies on hand
= $148 - $33
= $115
The question is incomplete and should state "Recent rains increase the demand for kayaks, as paddlers want to take advantage of the exciting river conditions on the Oconee river. New plastic technology makes kayaks less expensive to make, as a result, one should expect the equilibrium price of kayaks to purchased to fall and the equilibrium quantity of the kayaks to raise." The questions is also a true or false question. The answer will be false. It is false because both the equilibrium price will raise and so will the quantity. The increase in demand will will create a new curve in the demand which will raise the prices and the companies will make more kayaks.
