Answer:
Variable cost= $42
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Each unit is sold for $50
Direct material worth $30
Direct labor worth $5.
Manufacturing overhead cost is $10 per unit of which 70% is variable.
The incremental cost is the variable cost (there is available capacity)
Variable cost= direct material + direct labor + variable manufacturing overhead = 30 + 5 + (10*0.7)= $42
Answer:
That is a personal choice depending on how the company is doing and how much you are likley to learn from dividends
Answer:
The investment advisory firm which employs the investment adviser representative (IAR).
Explanation:
FINRA's rules specifically state that before any transaction, the IAR must have a signed power of attorney. The IAR cannot start trading or operating with the client's money until he/she has received a signed written power of attorney from the client. Only after the signed power of attorney has been given tot eh IAR, can he/she act on discretionary basis.
If the IAR is not a registered broker-dealer, then NASAA rules state that oral agreements are valid for up to 10 business days, but the IAR must have a written authorization after that time expires. I.e. the IAR could buy the stocks, but he/she was not authorized to sell them. So any loss is responsibility of the firm that employs the IAR.
Capital gains, supply and demand, taxes, and locations (sometimes)
Answer:
A) Owned private passenger autos
B) Mobile equipment registered to drive on public roads
D) Automobiles owned by employees used for business purposes
Explanation:
Business Auto Coverage Form is used to cover a company's autos, trucks, trailers, semitrailers and mobile equipment that are owned or used by the company.
It also covers vehicles that are not owned by the company but are used by the company's employees while doing business related activities, e.g. automobiles owned by employees and used for business activities.
It only covers mobile equipment that is registered to drive on public roads, e.g. cranes, drills, shovels, tractors, etc.
