Extrinsic motivation is defined as THE PURSUIT OF AN ACTIVITY FOR EXTERNAL REWARD. Extrinsic motivation refers to behaviours that are driven by external rewards such as money, fame, praise, etc. Such behaviours arise from outside the individuals.
Answer:
The correct word for the blank space is: value chain.
Explanation:
American economist Michael E. Porter (<em>born in 1947</em>) coined the term value chain to denote the interrelated operating activities businesses perform during the process of converting raw materials into finished products. The goal in value chain analysis is to find ways to add value to the product along each part of the process and do so at the lowest possible cost.
<span>We know that Profit = Earnings - Cost</span>
Case 1: Sold as is
Profit = (300 fans* $20/fan) - (300 fans*
$55/fan)
Profit = - $10, 500 (deficit)
Case 2: Processed further then sell
Profit = (300 fans* $90/fan) – [(300 fans*
$55/fan)
+ (300 fans* $40/fan)]
Profit = - $1, 500 (deficit)
<span>Since Case 2 has lower deficit, then it is better to
process the fans further then sell to normal selling price.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
A)
Dr Cash 3250000
Cr Revenue 325000 [500*6500]
Dr Warranty expense 20000
Cr Liabilities on warranties 20000
B)
Dr Cash 3250000
Cr Revenue 3189000
Cr Unearned warranty revenue 61000
Dr Warranty expense 20000
Cr Cash 20000
Dr Unearned warranty revenue 30500
Cr Warranty revenue 30500[20000/40000*61000]
