Answer:
A. Customer value = customer benefits - customer cost
Explanation:
The customer value is the worth of a product or a service as compared to other alternatives in the standpoint of a customer.
It is basically like the worth of obtaining a product or a service is to a customer. Customer value can be considered how a customer benefits from the product minus the cost of obtaining the product.
Benefits and cost does not always have to be in the form of cash. A benefit can be in the form of quality, value, experience and cost can be in terms of time, effort, or energy.
One way of quantifying the personal value of a good or
service is by having to find the monetary value of a particular something by
which the person is likely to be willing to trade in—in exchange for a
particular good or a service.
Answer:
10.77%
Explanation:
FV: $1000
PV: $845.87
PMT: $60
Nper: 40 = (25 years - 5 years ago)* 2 for semi-annual payment
We use excel to calculate semi-annual discount rate by formula Rate(Nper,PMT,-PV,FV)
= rate(40,$60,-$845.87,$1000) = 7.18%
⇒ annual rate = semi-annual rate * 2 = 7.18% * 2 = 14.36%
after-tax cost of debt = 14.36% * (1 - 25%) = 10.77%
<em>Please see excel attached for the calculation</em>
Answer: 16.53%
Explanation:
Given the following :
Annual percentage rate(r) = 15. 3% = 0.153
n = number of compounding periods in a year
p = number of compounding periods rate is required for
Number of days in a year = 365 = n
p = 365
Effective interest rate (E) is given as :
E = [( 1 + (r / n) )^p] - 1
E = [(1 + (0.153 / 365)) ^365] - 1
E = [ (1 + 0.0004191) ^365] - 1
E = [1.0004191^365] - 1
E = 1.1652876 - 1
E = 0.1652876
Effective Interest rate = (0.1652876 × 100)%
Effective interest rate = 16.53%
Answer:
100 units
Explanation:
Given the following net requirement for component J:
60 units in week 2
40 units in week 3
60 units in week 5
Lot sizing involves determining the amount or quantity of items which needs to be ordered or produced. There are various lot sizing techniques. However, the fixed period requirements involves choosing a fixed number of period for determining the number of orders of each item to make. The net total number of units is then calculated, this gives the total quantity of planned receipt or requirement.
Hence, the quantity of the first planned receipt will be :
Units in week 3, then units in week 5 (2 - period interval)
Net total = (40 + 60) units = 100 units
