Answer:
There is a positive linear relationship between the frequency of advertising and the sales of the advertised product.
Explanation:
A linear relationship is stablished between 2 quantitative variables that have constant proportionality. In this case, the variables are directly proportional to eachother as they move in the same direction. In addition, they are both increasing. So, we can conclude these variables have a positive linear relationship.
Answer:
equity = 45,800
Explanation:
working capital: current assets - current liaiblities = 41,300
net book value of long term assets: 97,400
long term debt 102,800
we will work with the accounting formula to solve for equity:
assets = liaibltiies + equity
we divide assets and liabilities in current and non-current:
current assets + long term assets = current liabilities + long-term debt + equity
we rearrenge the formula in order to sovle for equity:
(currnet asets - current liabilities) + long term assets - long-term debt = equity
41,300 + 97,400 - 92,900 = equity
equity = 45,800
Answer: C) Benchmark against local and national markets
Explanation:
This is the best answer because Solo Music Publishers is losing employees to rivals because they offer better salaries. Should they then align their salary package to that of rivals at a local and national scale, they will become more competitive and hence more attractive. Baring other factors then, they should lose no more employees based on salary structure alone.
Answer:
predetermined manufacturing overhead rate $1.23
Explanation:
We will distribute the expected overhead cost along a cost driver.
In this case we are asked to use direct labor cost:
estimated overhead 270,300
estimated labor 219,800
overhead rate = 270,300 / 219,800 = 1,229754 = 1.23
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "B": The customer is king.
Explanation:
Marketing has evolved along time. We can identify five (5) eras in the marketing evolution: <em>The Production Era, The Product Era, The Selling Era, The Market-oriented Era, </em>and <em>The Holistic Era</em>.
In the Market-oriented Era (developed around the 50s) customers were the center of production. Companies focused their efforts to manufacture goods according to consumers' demands. Thus, a phrase such as:
"<em>The customer is king</em>";
would be typical of this marketing era.
