Answer:
Statement of Cash Flows
Cash from operating activities
Net Income $24,000
Adjustments to reconcile net income with
net cash flow from operating activities:
Depreciation 12,000
Increase in accounts receivable (10,000)
Decrease in inventory 16,000
Salaries payable increase <u> 1,000 $19,000</u>
Net cash flow : Operating activities $43,000
Answer: The correct answer is <u>$150.</u>
Explanation:
We know that the marginal cost of hiring a third worker is $ 40. And that the average total cost when 3 workers are hired is $ 50. The average total cost formula is:
Average total cost = (total cost) ÷ (number of workers)
Then we solve the equation in 3 steps:
1) $ 50 = X ÷ 3
2) $ 50 × 3 = X
3) $ 150 = X
We can diagram the workers cost chart
Number of workers - Marginal cost - Total cost
1 - $60 - $60
2 - $50 - $110
3 - $40 - $150
Answer:
Operating activities
Explanation:
In the case when there is a receipts of the cash dividend from the investment securities held so the same would be shown in the operating activities section of the cash flow statement as the cash inflow as the cash is coming also it would be shown in the positive amount
Therefore the first option is correct
Answer and Explanation:
a. The computation of operating profit is shown below:-
Profit per unit = Purchase price from outside per unit + variable cost of production internally
= $15 - $7
= $8
Total increment in operating profit = Profit per unit × Total number of units
= $8 × 24,000
= $192,000
b. Minimum transfer price = Variable cost = $7 (because polk has overcapacity and there is no change in fixed cost and polk minimum has to recover its variable production cost)
c. Maximum transfer price = purchase cost from outside supplier = $15 (because if the internal transfer piece is more than $15 Bishop will lose so he prefers to buy from outside and the company as a whole will lose $192,000 in incremental operating profit
Answer:
Vertical growth
Explanation:
Vertical growth occurs when a company sets up operations and distribution channels for a new product. There is an expansion from its traditional product offering.
Vertical growth aims to increase control of distribution and suppliers and scaling of product within existing line of production.
Ford motor's initiative in setting up its River Rouge Plant outside of Detroit so that iron ore could enter into one end of the plant and a finished automobile could exit out of the other end is vertical growth.