Answer: $1,031 million
Explanation:
Given that,
Retained earnings(2010) = $14,329 million
Retained earnings(2009) = $13,157 million
Net income(2010) = $2,203 million
Amount of dividends = Retained earnings(2009) + Net income(2010) - Retained earnings(2010)
= $13,157 million + $2,203 million - $14,329 million
= $1,031 million
Therefore, amount of dividends did Colgate-Palmolive pay to its shareholders in 2010 is $1,031 million.
Answer:
c.10
Explanation:
We have 68 students, 3 of them are registered in three classes, so (68-3 =65), 65 students are registered in one or two classes.
Additionally, we know that:
- 25 students are registered for History.
- 25 students are registered for Math
- 34 students are registered for English
If we want to know only the registrations of students that are registered for one or two classes, we should substract 3 in every class (the three students that ar registered for the three classes)
So, now we have:
- 22 students registered for History.
- 22 students registered for Math
- 31 students registered for English
Total registrations for stdents registered in one or two clases: 22+22+31= 75
75 registrations of 65 students
So 75-65=10 .. There are 10 students registered for 2 classes.
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Answer:
The correct answer is: multi-level marketing.
Explanation:
Multi-level marketing (MLM) is appealing for workers because there is tremendous potential to make money and low entry costs. It is a business strategy in which salespeople recruit other individuals to sell products or services for them in order to earn a portion of their sales in addition to their own sales.
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.
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