Answer:
No
Explanation:
No kids get excited to get a little toy with their happy meal, and customers will willingly pay for it. it's not doing any harm, so I don't see why it would be unethical. I guess you could say that it's promoting unhealthy food but children can't buy their own food, so it would be up to the parents decision anyways.
Answer:
Interest expense and a realized gain.
Explanation:
Given:
Crawford Inc. has bonds outstanding during a year in which the general (risk-free) rate of interest has risen. Crawford elected the fair value option for the bonds upon issuance.
Solution:
The company will report Interest expense and a realized gain for the bonds in its income statement for the year.
Answer:
=2983.25
Explanation:
In calculating the inventory on raw materials you will have to Add together the original value of raw materials, the works in progress if any and finished goods to get starting total inventory.
The solution to the question can be calculated like this:
EOQ=
EOQ=268.328
EOQ+SAFETY STOCK=268.328+30
=298.325
VALUE=298.325*10
=2983.25
<span>The "official" proven reserves number is 265 billion barrels. There's two schools of thought on that.
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Answer:
Option B is correct
The maximum price to be paid is = $64000
Explanation:
To determine the the maximum price we would compute using the relevant costs of internal production.
<em>The maximum price to be paid to external supplier should be the total relevant costs associated with internal production.</em>
Total relevant cost of internal production = 34,000 + 15,000 +9000 + 6000
The maximum price to be paid is = $64000
Note that the fixed overhead of $6000 is associated with the internal production the balance of 4,000 is irrelevant and would be incurred either way.
