Answer:
Value chain
Explanation:
As seen above, a value chain can be defined as the activities that transform raw materials into goods and services. That is the process that raw materials underwent to become something of value to end users that they can either purchase or that is edible.
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Answer:
C) increases first at an increasing rate, then at a decreasing rate.
Explanation:
When marketing expenditure is increased, this will lead naturally to an increase in market demand. This increase in market demand is an increasing one. For example successive increase in demand can be 2, 4, 8, 15.
At a point when diminishing utility sets in the customers are maximising utility and need less of the product. Demand will increase at a decreasing rate. For example 30, 40, 46, 50, 52.
Explanation:
If employees think their organization is overly driven by politics then
- The employees are less committed to the organization
- The employees have lower job satisfaction and perform worse on the job
- The employees have higher levels of job anxiety
- The employees also have a higher incidence of depressed mood.
Answer:
The correct answer is True.
Explanation:
Cost allocations move costs and revenues between cost types, cost centers and cost objects. You can define as many assignments as you need. Each assignment consists of:
- An origin assignment.
- One or more assignment destinations.
The allocation source establishes what costs should be allocated, and the allocation destinations determine where the costs should be allocated. For example, an origin of allocation may be the costs of the type of cost Electricity and Heating. Assign all electricity and heating costs to three cost centers: Workshop, Production and Sales. These cost centers are the allocation destinations.
For each assignment source, you can define an assignment level, a validity period and a variant as a group identifier. You can use a batch job to define filters to select assignment definitions and then run cost assignments automatically.
Answer:
a) Yes, because the Fair value of the Subsidiary is less than the Equity Investment value.
b) Yes there is an Asset impairment and any asset impairment is set off against goodwill first.
c) Debit Goodwill impairment $50,000 Credit Goodwill Asset $50,000.
Explanation:
b) Balance of Equity Investment = $2,950,000 - 150,000 goodwill
= $2,800,000
Fair Value of Subsidiary = $2,750,000
Impairment = $50,000
Reason why deduct goodwill from the Equity Balance of $2,950,000 is because goodwill can be separately shown on the balance sheet under non current assets, therefore when testing for impairment on asset it must be balance of equity (net of good will) versus fair value of subsidiary.