Electronic monitoring includes _____

A representative from Pepsi stops by at a local fast-food restaurant once a month to inquire how much soft drink syrup the store

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Answer:

C. Straight rebuy

Explanation:

Straight rebuy involves buying or reordering supplies and commodities on a routine basis from a supplier or seller who's on an approved list. It involves class customer making a purchase of thesame commodity at the same amount from the same supplier. In this case, the local fast food is the customer making the straight rebuy and Pepsi is the supplier on the approved list of the fast food.

Straight rebuy comes as a result of the decision for customers to buy exactly the same product as the last time at thesame quantity from thesame supplier.

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4 years ago

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I start working at Wendy's today, any advise?

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Morning shifts if u can it’ll be better bcs u know he crazy people in this world

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Courtney invested in RAD, Inc. stock nine months ago. She is considering tax planning strategies at the end of the year and is p

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The valid reason for selling the stock now is that the -Courtney is concerned that the value of the stock will decline in the near future.

Explanation:

Courtney has invested in RAD, Inc. stock nine months back .Now she is considering tax planning strategies at the end of the year and is pondering whether or not to sell her investment in the stock.

A friend has advised Courtney that she should hold the stock for at least three more months in order to have a long-term holding period. but the consideration of Courtney that the value of the stock will decline in the near future is the reasons why she was to sell the stock at the earliest despite taking her friends advice

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3 years ago

On Monday morning you sell one June T-bond futures contract at 97:27, that is, for $97,843.75. The contract's face value is $100

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Answer:

Please find the detailed answer as follows

Explanation:

The case is pretty simple, and I’ll to be simple in explanation below:

Facts:

--Transfer price per unit should be atleast equal to the relevant cost per unit.

--Relevant cost per unit = Variable cost per unit + Contribution margin lost + Avoidable fixed cost.

--Since it is stated that fixed cost wont be affected and that there is idle capacity available, there wont be any ‘Contribution margin lost’ on outside sale AND ‘avoidable fixed cost.

--If Division A transfers, it would transfer at the relevant cost of $ 19 per unit, which is equal to the variable cost per unit.

--If Division A didn’t transfer, Division B will buy from outside at rate of $ 24 per unit.

Hence, Division B will purchase $ 24 per unit when it could get from Division A at $ 19.

Thereby, Division will be paying $ 5 per unit extra on 16100 units.

Division B and hence, the company as a whole will be WORSE by $ 80,500

[16100 units x $ 5 per unit]

Correct Answer = Option #3: Worse off by $ 80,500 each period.

The same is illustrated as attached image.

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4 years ago

At Hodgson Corporation, direct materials are added at the beginning of the process and conversions costs are uniformly applied.

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Answer:

$2.79 per unit

Explanation:

Given that :

Beginning WIP direct materials $ 38, 000

Beginning WIP conversion costs $20,250

Costs of materials added $ 393, 100

Costs of conversion added $271,125

WIP beginning (50% for conversion) 20,200 units

Units started 120,500 units

Units completed and transferred out 106,700 units

WIP ending (60% for conversion) 34,000 units

We are to find the cost per equivalent unit for direct materials? (Round your final answer to the nearest cent.)

Let first calculate the total equivalent units for direct materials which is:

= Units completed and transferred out + WIP ending

= (106,700 + 34000) units

= 140700 units

The cost per equivalent unit for direct materials = Costs of materials added (a)/ equivalent number of unit (b)

The cost per equivalent unit for direct materials = $ 393, 100/140700 unit

The cost per equivalent unit for direct materials = $2.79 per unit

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3 years ago

Electronic monitoring includes ______ systems.