Answer:
D) Buyer
Explanation:
The buyer is responsible for developing the technical specifications of the product that is going to be purchased, inviting potential vendors, and will also be the person in charge of actually executing the purchase. The buyer is the person that has the actual authority and is responsible for carrying out the purchase.
Answer: Zero
Explanation:
The Correlation Coefficient measures the relationship between 2 variables under study and ranges from -1 to +1 which -1 meaning that the two are perfectly negatively correlated and +1 meaning they are perfectly positively correlation. A Correlation Coefficient of 0 means that there is no relationship.
An efficient market is one where all information is available to every market participant. This means that one cannot use information from one period to make abnormal profits in another period because all information is available. The Correlation Coefficient will therefore show 0 because information from the previous period is not being used in another period meaning there is no relationship between stock returns.
False.)
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Answer:
False
Explanation:
The burndown chart is a visual analysis tool used in projects execution to express the work completed daily against the outstanding purposely to ensure that project are completed and delivered with the agreed timeline.
It measures effort in relation to the level of work done and also keep the team on daily schedule.
The chart represents the work done on the vertical (Y) axis and the time on the horizontal (X) axis.
Answer:
a. 24,000 unfavorable
Explanation:
Quantity Variance = Standard Price ( Actual Quantity - Standard Quantity Allowed)
= $12 per pound (8 lbs.*16,500 lbs-8 lbs.*16,000)
= $ 12 (132,000 lbs-130,000 lbs) = $ 12 (2000)= 24,000 unfavorable
It is unfavorable because the actual quantity used is more than the standard quantity allowed.
Quantity variance is obtained by multiplying the standard price with the difference in the actual quantity used and the standard quantity allowed.
