QUESTION 23

Business

1 answer:

dem82 [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

Theory Y

Explanation:

This theory states that employees will perform in their best possible level if rewards that boost higher needs such as self-fulfillment are set in place.

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7. You are going to open a business making custom cabinets. You can sell each cabinet for $80. It takes a cabinetmaker approxima

Shkiper50 [21]

Answer:

Contribution Margin is 51.875%

Explanation:

Contribution Margin = Contribution/Selling Price × 100

Contribution

Contribution = Selling Price/ unit - Variable Costs/ Unit

Selling Price $80.00

Less Variable Costs

Raw Materials ($25.00)

Direct Labour (45mins/60mins×$18) ($13.50)

Contribution ($41.50)

Contribution Margin

$41.50/$80.00×100=51.875%

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3 years ago

How many employees does a walmart have at one specific location?

grigory [225]

Well from the looks of it, like 3

No thats a joke, on average Walmart has 20-50 employees on location at once

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3 years ago

As a new employee at acme global, frederick just spent the morning learning about the organization's policies and procedures. He

jeka94

I believe the answer is: orientation

In business setting, orientation refers to the process of familiarizing oneself to company's culture and operation. Conducting orientation as new recruits would speed up your adaptation process, make it more easier for your coworkers and bosses to accept you, and ensure that you are not left behind in term of expected performance.

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4 years ago

Mississippi River Shipyards is considering the replacement of an 8-year-old riveting machine with a new one that will increase e

masya89 [10]

Solution :

Calculating the (NPV) Net Present value for the following matters to check the feasibility of the replacement of an 8 year old riveting machine with the new one :

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A = Year (n)

B = Initial outlay

C = Five-year MACRS depreciation percentage

D = Depreciation with MACRS Method (D)

E = Savings in earnings before depreciation

F = Taxable Income (earnings before depreciation - depreciation

G = Income taxes (Taxable Income *40%)

H = $\text{After-Tax Net}$ cash flow $\text{(Taxable income - taxes + depreciation)}$