Answer:
1.- 35,000 helment x 0.6 kilograms = 21,000 STD quantity
2.- 21,000 kilograms x $8 per kilogram = $168,000
3.- 9,000 F
4.- 12,000 U
Explanation:
std cost $8.00
actual cost $7.60
quantity 22,500
difference $0.40
The actual cost for each kilogram is lower than expected. This means the copamny saved cash in the purchase. This variance is favorable.
saved 0.40 per kilograms x 22,500 purchased
price variance $9,000.00
std quantity 21000.00
actual quantity 22500.00
std cost $8.00
difference -1500.00
The actual quantity was higher than expected, this variance will be unfavorable
1,500 extra kilograms x $8 each =
quantity variance $(12,000.00)
Answer: Option B
Explanation: Packaging is the process of protecting the product so that its distribution and sales could be done easily and effectively. Apart from protection, the packaging of a product enhances its value and give it distinct feature over other product.
Labeling refers to the process of describing something using a word, phrase or sometimes even a picture.
Both packaging and labeling gives an identity to the product. It gives the idea to the customer of the company making such product, this further results in brand loyalty from the customers, thus, a stronger customer base.
From the above we can conclude that the correct option is B.
Making building components fit together.
Answer:
23.07%
Explanation:
For computing the inflation rate first we have to determine the price index for 2011 which is shown below:
Price index for 2011 is
= (market basket of goods and services cost in year 2011) ÷ (market basket of goods and services cost in year 2009) × 100
= ($160) ÷ ($130) × 100
= 123.07%
Now the inflation rate is
= (Price index for 2011 - price index for 2009) ÷ (price index for 2009) × 100
= (123.07 - 100) ÷ (100) × 100
= 23.07%
And, the price index for 2009 is
= ($130) ÷ ($130) × 100
= 100%
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Consumer behavior is the study of the factors that influence customer's actions in the market place. Consumer's behavior seeks to understand why customers select, purchase, dispose, or consume a particular good or service to satisfy their needs and wants. It analyses the consumer processes in decision making.
Consumer behavior applies concepts from other disciplines such as psychology, economics, biology, and chemistry. Marketers use consumer behavior to understand the buying patterns of customers. The information helps businesses to identify gaps in the market and develops products to fill those gaps.
