Answer:
II. Prevention costs are costs that are incurred to prevent the sale and production of defective units.
Answer: work hard; $65; less; $85
Explanation:
The following can be deduced from the question:
The Expected profit from working hard will be:
= (90% × $200) + (10% × $50)
= (0.9 × $200) + (0.1 × $50)
= $180 + $5
= $185
Then, the profit will be the difference between revenue and coat which will be:
= $185 - $100
= $85
Then, the expected profit from shirking will be:
= (90% × $50) + (10% × $200)
= (0.90 × $50) + (0.10 × $200)
= $45 + $20
= $65
Then, the profit will be:
= $65 - $0
= $65
Eric will (work hard) because the net gain of ($65) from shirking is (less) than the net gain of ($85) from working hard.
Please kindly note that none of the
Options given in the question is correct.
The correct answer is calculated and explained below
Answer:
$79.92 per move.
Explanation:
Activity rate can be calculated by dividing Activity cost budgeted for the particular activity pool by the Estimated or Total Activity base for that pool
Activity rate = Budgeted activity cost ÷ Estimated or Total Activity base
In the question above,
Budgeted Activity cost for material handling = $443,500
Estimated or Total Activity base for material handling (Summation of Total moves) = 1,460 + 760 + 3,700 = 5920 moves
Activity rate = $443,500 ÷ 5920
= $79.92 per move.
Answer:
Variation in size, scope and buoyancy of demand in local markets is likely to affect growth opportunities. ... A business set up to exploit an identified market opportunity would be expected to have stronger growth orientation than one set up as a result of 'push' factors such as a lack of alternative opportunities.
Answer:
$11,880
Explanation:
The computation of the amount that should be expected to recieve in seller is shown below:
The maximum seller contribution should be 6% for confirming the loan as the down payment is more than 10%
So, the amount should be
= $6% of $198,000
= $11,880
