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1. $3.20 x 2.20 = $7.04
2. It will be favorable.
3. It will be unfavorable.
4. Direct material price variance = $22
Direct material quantity variance = 0.48
Explanation:
1. Standard direct cost per unit=cost of direct materials price x direct material standard quantity per unit.
2. It will be favorable because they expected or had budgeted to pay $3.60 per foot for the material but the actual cost became $3.20. So they pay $0.40 less than they had expected to pay.
3. It will be unfavorable because they had planed or budgeted for each unit to use 2.05 feet of leather but they ended up needing 2.20 feet of leather per collar so that means they under budgeted by 0.15 feet.
4. Direct material price variance =( $3.60 x 55) less ($3.20x55)=$22
The total amount that was budgeted or expected to be paid is subtracted from the total actual price that was paid.
Direct material quantity variance = (2.05x$3.20) less (2.20x$3.20)= -0.48
The total direct material quantity that is used is subtracted from the quantity that was expected to be used.
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Answer:
Government spending would have to change by <u>$1.6 billion</u>
Explanation:
The marginal propensity to consume (MPC) refers to the proportion of an increase in aggregate income that is spent on consumption of commodities by a consumer.
Since from the question, we have:
MPC = Marginal propensity to consume = 0.75
The MPC can therefore be used to calculate the fiscal multiplier which measures the effect of government spending on real GDP as follows:
Fiscal multiplier = 1 / (1 - MPC) = 1 / (1 - 0.75) = 1 / 0.25 = 4.0
Therefore, we have:
Change in government spending = Fiscal multiplier * Amount of targeted increase real GDP = 4.0 * $400 million = $1.6 billion
Therefore, government spending would have to change by <u>$1.6 billion</u> to generate $400 million increase in real GDP.
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Rust Pipe Co.
The Percentage of the Founder's Family Votes to Class B Votes:
= Founder's Family Votes / Class B Votes x 100 = 577,775/1,747,475 x 100 = 33.-6%
Explanation:
Total votes for the Founder's Family = 52,525 x 11 = 577,775
Class B votes = 1,747,475 (1,800,000 - 52,525) x 1 vote = 1,747,475
Founders of companies who want to go public but still retain control of the entity may decide to issue two or more classes of shares in order to allocate more voting rights to some classes than the others.
In this case, while the founder's family currently held 52,525 shares representing 29.2% of the total outstanding shares, in voting rights, the founder's family has 33.6% control.
