Because investors are often unwilling to buy stock in a company without any

Ways by which scientific management play a role in the management of a modern crisis

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Explanation:

In the current global health crisis, scientific management has an extremely relevant role in helping to find solutions and improvements that will reduce the crisis.

Through science and scientific research supported by a set of reliable evidence, it is possible to find new solutions and technologies for diagnosis and treatment of the disease that caused the crisis.

Some of the ways in which scientific management can assist in the global pandemic are:

Monitor and control the most affected areas .
Manage medical facilities and services so that there is sufficient medical staff and equipment to serve the regions most affected by the virus .
Establish secure information and communication with the population on awareness and instructions needed to act in times of crisis .
Establish, through scientific methodology, ways to monitor the losses resulting from the crisis.

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3 years ago

Coast to Coast Surfboards Inc. manufactures and sells two styles of surfboards, Atlantic Wave and Pacific Pounder. These surfboa

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Answer:

given

Coast to Coast Surfboards Inc.

Atlantic Wave Pacific Pounder

Sales price $200 $120

Variable cost of goods sold per unit (150) (90)

Manufacturing margin per unit $50 $30

Variable selling expense per unit (34) (16)

Contribution margin per unit $16 $14

East Coast West Coast

Atlantic Wave 40,000 25,000

Pacific Pounder 0 25,000

Calculations

Coast to Coast Surfboards Inc.

Contribution Margin by Territory.

Atlantic Wave Pacific Pounder

East Coast West Coast East Coast West Coast

Sales price $200 $120

Units 40,000 25,000 0, 25000

Sales 8000,000 5000,000 000, 3000,000

V. COGS (6000,000) (3750000) 000, (2250000)

MAnufg. Margin 2000,000 1250000 000. 750,000

Var. & Selling Exp. (1360000) (850000) 000. (400,000)

Contribution margin 640,000 400,000 000. 350,000

Contribution Margin Ratio = Contribution Margin/ Sales

CM ratio= 8% 8% 000 . 11.67%

Multiplying the number of units given against each territory with the respective costs gives this income statement.

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3 years ago

Suppose a whale-watching trip in alaska costs orca-spotters tours $800 per run. each whale-watching trip can hold 25 tourists, m

zimovet [89]

Well if they are trying to maximize profits then they need to charge more per seat. At 25 seats costing $32.00 per seat you will break even. If the price is not altered then they will not make a profit. I would up the price at least 30%-50% so that they will make a respectable amount of profit on each seat.

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3 years ago

If Professor Siegel is correct that stocks are less risky than bonds, then the risk premium on stock may be zero. Assuming that

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If Professor Siegel is correct that stocks are less risky than bonds, then the risk premium on stock may be zero. Assuming that the risk-free interest rate is 2.5 percent, the growth rate of dividends is 1 percent and the current level of dividends is $70, use the dividend-discount model to compute the level of the S&P 500 that is warranted by the fundamentals.

Instruction: Round your response to 2 decimal places.

The level of the S&P 500 is

Answer:

Dividend discount model:

Price= D(1+g)/r-g

g=growth rate 1%

r= as given in question risk free rate 2.5%

D₀= $70

D₁=$70(1+0.01) with growth rate

Solution:

70(1+0.01)/(0.025-0.01)

=$4713.33

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4 years ago

Eastern Products, Inc. has an attractive package of fringe benefits that costs the company $4 for each hour of employee time (ei

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Answer:

$192 will be allocated to the direct labor cost while $8 will be allocated to manufacturing overhead.

Explanation:

Costs relating to idle time are part of the fringe benefits that are related to direct labor and they are parts of the benefits given to workers.

Idle time is the number of time in which workers are idle during the normal working hours or day. Some of the causes of idle time include defective materials, power outage, faulty machine, shortage of raw materials, and among others.

In cost accounting, idle time costs are not included in the direct labor costs but are considered as indirect labor costs. Idle time costs are therefore included in manufacturing overhead cost.

From the question,

Direct labor cost = (Number of hours worked by Robert – Idle hours) × hourly rate

Direct labor cost = (50 - 2) × $4

= 48 × $4

= $192

Idle time cost = Idle time × hourly rate

= 2 × $4

= $8

Total cost = Direct labor cost + Idle time cost

= $192 + $8

= $200

Since idle time cost is considered as indirect labor cost and to be included in manufacturing overhead cost, $192 will be allocated to the direct labor cost while $8 will be allocated to manufacturing overhead.

All the best.

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4 years ago