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2 years ago

What measures can be taken to promote or improve E-commerce practices?

Business

1 answer:

lorasvet [3.4K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Following are the reason to promote or to improving the E-commerce practices is given below .

Explanation:

Upselling the product it is the process of convincing the client to buy the product that are identical to which they're staring at, however it has possibility that product may be higher price.
Enhancing the feature live chat that allows the clients to give the advice as well as convey the issues such as strategic objective, exchange rates and enhancing the shopping experience.
Adding the phone number in the website it makes solve the problem of the customer in the easy manner .
Offering the free delivery it will improve the E-commerce facilities as well as send gifts to the purchaser it will enhance the E-commerce.

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Tiger Trade has the following cash transactions for the period.

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Answer:

1. Ending balance of cash is $31400

Explanation:

1.

Balance of cash at the beginning of the period is $4,300

+Cash received from sale of products to customers $ 36,500

+Cash received from the bank for long-term loan 41,500

-Cash paid to purchase factory equipment (46,500 )

-Cash paid to merchandise suppliers (11,300 )

+Cash received from the sale of an unused warehouse 12,300

-Cash paid to workers (23,300 )

-Cash paid for advertisement (3,300 )

+Cash received for sale of services to customers 26,500

-Cash paid for dividends to stockholders (5,300 )

Balance of cash at the beginning of the period is $31,400

2.

Cash Flow Statement

Cash flow from Operating Activities

Cash received from sale of products to customers $ 36,500

Cash received for sale of services to customers 26,500

Cash paid to merchandise suppliers (11,300 )

Cash paid to workers (23,300 )

Cash paid for advertisement (3,300 )

Total Cash Inflow / outflow from Operating Activity 25,100

Cash flow from Investing Activities

Cash paid to purchase factory equipment (46,500 )

Cash received from the sale of an unused warehouse 12,300

Cash paid for dividends to stockholders (5,300 )

Total Cash Inflow / outflow from Investing Activity (39,500 )

Cash flow from Financing Activities

Cash received from the bank for long-term loan 41,500

Total Cash Inflow / outflow from Financing Activity 41,500

Net cash Inflow / Outflow 27,100

Balance of cash at the beginning of the period is 4,300

Balance of cash at the beginning of the period is 31,400

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2 years ago

Charlie Company uses a perpetual inventory system. During May, the following transactions and events occurred.

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The May transactions for Charlie Company (seller) assuming that Charlie uses a perpetual inventory system are:

Charlie Company Journal entries

May 13

Debit Account receivable $360

(8×$45)

Credit Sales $360

(To record credit sales)

May 13

Debit Cost of goods sold $208

(8×$26)

Credit Merchandise inventory $208

(To record cost of goods sold)

May 16

Debit Sales return and allowances $45

Credit Account receivable $45

(To record goods returned)

May 16

Debit Merchandise inventory $26

Credit Cost of goods sold $26

(To record cost of goods sold returned)

May 23

Debit Cash $302

($315-$13)

Debit Sales discount $13

(4%×$315)

Credit Account receivable $315

($360-$45)

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2 years ago

The cost for a carton of milk is $3, and it is sold for $5. When the milk expires, it is thrown out. You also know that the mean

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Answer:

a) $3

b) $2

c) 1449

Explanation:

Given:

The cost for a carton of milk = $3

Selling price for a carton of milk = $5

Salvage value = $0 [since When the milk expires, it is thrown out ]3

Mean of historical monthly demand = 1,500

Standard deviation = 200

Now,

a) cost of overstocking = Cost for a carton of milk - Salvage value

= $3 - $0

= $3

cost of under-stocking = Selling price - cost for a carton of milk

= $5 - $3

= $2

b) critical ratio = $\frac{\textup{cost of under-stocking }}{\textup{cost of overstocking + cost of under-stocking }}$

critical ratio = $\frac{\textup{2}}{\textup{3 + 2}}$

critical ratio = 0.4

c) optimal quantity of milk cartons = Mean + ( z × standard deviation )

here, z is the z-score for the critical ration of 0.4

we know

z-score(0.4) = -0.253

thus,

optimal quantity of milk cartons = 1,500 + ( -0.253 × 200 )

= 1500 - 50.6

= 1449.4 ≈ 1449 units

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2 years ago

Miley, a single taxpayer, plans on reporting $31,875 of taxable income this year (all of her income is from a part-time job). Sh

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Answer: a) $3,640.50

b) $1,825.50

Explanation:

The key thing is to note that tax rates vary per income and various income levels have different taxes. In calculating you add up the maximum of the lower level as you move higher up the classes. Let's solve the question to understand.

Total tax liability when taxable income is $31,875:

Tax rate for,

$0 to $9,225 = 10%

= $9,225*10/100

= $922.50

Her income is still higher so we go to the next class,

$9,225 to $31,875 = 12%

= $31,875 - $9,225

= $22,650*12/100

= $2,718

Total tax liability when taxable income is $31,875

= $2,718 + $922.50

= $3,640.50

Now, if the second part-time job is added then total taxable income is $31,875 + $11,400 = $43,275

We go up the classes again,

$0 to $9,225 = 10%

= $9,225*10/100

= $922.50

$9,225 to $38,700 = 12%

= $38,700 - $9,225

= $29,475*12/100

= $3,537

$38,700 to $43,275 = 22%

= $43,275 - $38,700

= $4,575 * 22/100

= $1,006.5

Total tax liability when taxable income is $43,275,

= $1,006.5 + $3,537 + $922.50

= $5,466

Increase in tax liability = $5,466 - $3,640.50

= $1,825.5

Tax liability will increase by $1,825.50 as a result of the second job.

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2 years ago

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The February contribution format income statement of XYZ Corporation appears below: Sales $ 169,500 Variable expenses 96,000 Con

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Answer:

degree of operating leverage= 4.742

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Contribution margin 73,500

Net operating income $ 15,500

To calculate the degree of operational leverage, we need to use the following formula:

degree of operating leverage= Total contribution margin / operating income

degree of operating leverage= 73,500 / 15,500

degree of operating leverage= 4.742

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