Answer:
The correct answer is d) Sell single-serve packets of shampoo or soap at a low price.
Explanation:
When producing a product, companies usually take into account the population towards which it is directed and, through the needs of the client, carry out the products.
For example, in the case of multinational companies that export their products to countries such as Indonesia, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, they observed that the prices of their products are not accessible to their customers due to the economic factor, so they must take other strategies.
Therefore, through the analysis made by the multinationals to these new products, they consider the sale of shampoo and soap at a more accessible price for the benefit of the clients and the company, so it can continue marketing.
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Translation
At a shipbuilding and repair company, products are subject to VAT, and VAT is calculated according to the withholding PP. Enterprises import welding rods directly from Kim Tin Co., Ltd.
In the period, there are documents as follows: Deduction of opening balance: KT421 - 2.5 welding rod: 400kg x 19,000 VND/kg Welding rod KT421 - 3.0: 1,200kg x 19,000 VND/kg Welding rod KT6013 - 4.0 : 500kg x 18,800 VND/kg Welding rod GL48 -5.0: 700kg x 20,000 VND/kg
* During the period, there were arising economic transactions as follows:
1. Buying KT421 - 2.52 welding rod .000 kg stocked, unit price excluding VAT% 19,500 VND/kg, unpaid. The cost of loading and unloading is 100 VND/kg, paid in cash.
2. Welding rod KT6013 - 4.0 1,500 kg imported, unit price excluding VAT 10% 19,300 VND/kg, cost before warehousing is 100 VND/kg, not yet paid to seller and loader.
3. Welding rod GL48 -5.0 500 kg in stock, unit price excluding VAT 10% 21,000 VND/kg, unpaid. Shipping cost is 500 VND/kg, paid in cash for the Supplier.
4. Export 1,600kg KT421 - 2.5 welding rod, 500kg KT6013 - 4.0 welding rod for SG125 shipbuilding
5. KT421 - 3.0 welding rod for SG130 shipbuilding is 500 kg; 50 kg used for repair workshop.
Answer:
The Belwood Bread Company uses an average of 4,000 kilos of flour daily, with a standard deviation of 500 kilos per day is explained below in detail.
Explanation:
In my practice, it doesn't save capital, but it's still deserving it because it's wholesome and better than reserve purchased at the same amount.
For me, 1kg of all-purpose powder yields 1.6kg of bread (as two cubes). Each 13x4x4" (Pullman) loaf measures about 800 grams after freezing and yields between 22-30 slices related to its width. The value per loaf is under $1.00 and incorporates all components, charge, and electricity for mixing, baking, slicing.
I've created a few hundred loaves based on modifications of this formula:
% grams cost calories sodium protein fat sugar
all-purpose powder 100 500 0.417 1833 0 50 17 0
instant yeast 0.8 4 0.067 16 0 0 0 3
non-fat dry milk 4 20 0.203 70 0 7 10 109
sugar 4 20 0.019 75 0 0 20 0
canola oil 10 50 0.072 429 50 0 0
salt 2 10 0.006 0 0 0 0 3933
water 56 280 0.000 0 0 0 0 0
dough total 176.8 884 $0.783 2422 50 57 47 4045
Explanation:
The preparation of the direct labor budget is presented below:
Patrick Inc.
Direct labor budget
Direct labor budget: January February March Total Unit
Unit to be produced 43,800 41,000 50,250 135,050
Direct labor hours per
unit 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3
Total direct labor
hours $18 $18 $18 $18
Direct labor cost $236,520 $221,400 $271,350 $729,270
