The outcome that is expected is that the students would purchase more than 750 cups per day. This is a good selling strategy because it raises the belief that they are buying more and it is cheaper. The result is that the business will have better outcomes and the incomes will increase. Not to mention that the clients will prefer same quality of cofee for a "cheaper" price.
Answer:
Cash $3,848
Service Charge Expense ($4,000 ×3.8%) $152
To Sales Revenue $4,000
(Being the record of the sale of merchandise is recorded)
Explanation:
The journal entry is shown below:
Cash $3,848
Service Charge Expense ($4,000 ×3.8%) $152
To Sales Revenue $4,000
(Being the record of the sale of merchandise is recorded)
Since sale is made so we debited the cash it increased the assets plus there is service charge expense so the same is also debited as it increased the expenses and at the same time the merchandise is sold so it would be credited as it increased the revenue
Given: Variable Cost Fixed Cost
per haircut per month
base salary 9660
manager bonus 530
commission 5.92
advertising 270
rent 940
barber supplies 0.30
utilities 0.25 180
magazines 25
Total 6.47 11605
Revenue 11.47
Break even point in unit = Fixed expenses per month / Contribution margin per month.
Break even point in unit = 11,605 / (11.47-6.47) = 11,605 / 5 = 2,321 haircuts
Break even point in $ = Fixed expenses / Contribution margin ratio
Break even point in $ = 11,605 / (5/11.47) = 11,605 / 0.44 = 26,375
Net Income = (Contribution Margin * # of haircuts) - Fixed expenses
Net Income = (5 * 2,380) - 11,605 = 11,900 - 11,605 = 295
Answer:
NPV = $24,910.26
The investment is economically justified because it increases the wealth pg Jacobson Recovery by $24,910.26
Explanation:
To determine whether the investment is justifiable we will compute the the Net present Value of the project
The Net present value (NPV) is the difference between the Present value (PV) of cash inflows and the PV of cash outflows. A positive NPV implies a good and profitable investment project and a negative figure implies the opposite.
NPV = PV of cash inflows - PV of cash outflows
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<em>PV of cash average revenue = A × (1-(1+r)^(-n))/r</em>
A- average revenue, r- discount ate- 12% , n- number of years- 10
PV of reveue = 52,000 × (1-(1.12)^(-10)/0.12= $293,811.60
<em>PV of salvage value = F × (1+r</em><em>)</em><em>^(-n)</em>
= 50,000 × 1.12^(-10)
= 16,098.66183
NPV = $293,811.60 + 16,098.66183 - $285,000
= $24,910.26
Answer:
Machine A = $ 1.22 million
Machine B = $ 0.70 million
Explanation:
The Equivalent Annual Annuity of the machines is as follows
Machine A = $ 1.22 million
Machine B = $ 0.70 million
Thus the Machine A with a higher Equivalent Annual Annuity of $ 1.22 Million is the better machine.
If the company accepted the better machine which is Machine A, the value of the company increases by $ 3.57 Million (Which is the net total of discounted cash Inflows = Net Present value of Machine A)
See attached file for details.