The answer is to lay out or include your business plan, it is because including your business plan is a means of showing your step by step or a way of showing a process towards the goals and the structure you want for your business in means of carrying out and attaining the things you want in your business.
Answer:
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Answer:
Explanation:
1. Jasper Company
Income Statement
Sales (280000 x $12) $3360000
<u>Less: Cost of goods sold</u>
Add: Direct Material $180000
Add: Direct Labor $505000
Add: Manufacturing Overhead <u>$110000</u>
Cost of goods sold <u>($795000)</u>
Gross Profit $ 2565000
<u>Less: Expenses</u>
Selling expense $437000
Administrative expense <u>$854000</u>
Total expenses <u>($1291000)</u>
Net income <u> $1274000</u>
Percentage of sales for each line item
Sales = 100%
Cost of goods sold:
x 100= 23.7%
Selling expense :
x 100 = 13%
Administrative expense:
x 100 = 25.4 %
2. According to the income statement in requirement 1, the manager can control cost by outsourcing the product if it is cheaper to get it from a third party in order to cut/control cost of goods sold.
Manager can also try controlling the administrative expenses as they are taking a bigger proportion than any other cost/ expense.
Answer:
The correct answer is B.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Apr. 1: Beginning inventory of 490 units for $2.16
Apr. 20: Purchase 420 units for $2.63
Dunbar sold 570 units of inventory during the month.
Under LIFO (last-in, first-out) method, the ending inventory is integrated by the first units incorporated into inventory.
First, we need to calculate the number of units in inventory:
Ending inventory in units= total units for sale - units sold
Ending inventory in units= (490 + 420) - 570= 340 units
Ending inventory ($)= 340*2.16= $734.4
Answer:
c. it shifts to the right
Explanation:
Output refers to the total production in the economy. It is equivalent to the total quantity of goods and services supplied in the economy per period. The total output is equivalent to the aggregate supply. Therefore, the output curve will behave as the aggregate supply curve.
Favorable economic conditions increase the total output by firms. Improvement in factors of production will have the same effect as improvement in technology or reduction in taxes. A fall in the price of outputs will encourage more firms to produce more, making the curve to shift to the right.