<span>A.
Caught in or caught between
B.
Electrocution
C.
Falls
D.
Struck down
Answer:
None, They are all one of the fatal four
But I would say D</span>
Answer:a.Total manufacturing costs for Job 313 =$52,500
Unit Product Cost for Job 313=$30
Explanation:
Total manufacturing costs=Direct materials+Direct labor costs+Overhead costs
But Overhead cost =115% of direct labor cost
= 115% x $10,600
=$12,190
Total manufacturing costs =$29,710 + $10,600+$12,190
=$52,500
Unit Product Cost=Total Manufacturing costs/ Total Number of Units Produced =$52,500 /1,750 units
=$30
Answer:
1. The journal entry to recognize depreciation on machinery would include
= None of these choices are correct.
2. The journal entry to record the transfer fro work in process to finished goods would include a debit to
= Finished Goods.
Explanation:
a) The correct journal entry is a debt to Depreciation on Machinery and a credit to Accumulated Depreciation on Machinery. However, when the Depreciation is being transferred to Work in Process, the debit goes to Work in Process with the credit going to the Depreciation on Machinery account.
b) The corresponding credit entry is a credit to Work in Process.
Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
Paternalistic social responsibility refers to acts whereby managers provide for the essential needs of the employees such as providing them with accommodation facilities along with satisfying other needs such as food.
Henri Ford was among the first initiators of such a responsibility when he provided health programs and recreational services to his employees.
Building town homes with provision for food by employer is an example of paternalistic social responsibility.
Answer:
d. the difference between the market price of the coffee and the contract price.
Explanation:
Damages can be described as the loss caused by a breach of a contract. They are measured and expressed in monetary units. Damages arise because one person in a contract has not fulfilled their obligation. As a result, the innocent party suffers losses or injury.
Damage compensation should take an injured party to where they should have been if the contract was not breached. For Marie, If the contract was not breached, she would have bought the coffee at $5 per pound. Her damages would be the difference between the price she eventually paid for the coffee, and the contract price of $5.
