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3 years ago

What is a motive?

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A) a motive is a reason you do something. In business it'd be, for example, profit motive. Your motive is the amount in the profit

sergij07 [2.7K]3 years ago

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Answer: A motive is A- A reason for doing something.

Explanation: Example: Establish global market leadership in confectionary & access emerging markets.

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A quality control activity analysis indicated the following four activity costs of an administrative department:

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Answer:

Given:

Cost of Redesigning a form to reduce errors = $15,000

Cost of Responding to customer complaints = $75,000

Cost of Verifying the accuracy of a form = $30,000

Cost of Correcting errors in forms = $60,000

Sales = $3,000,000

Prevention costs is defined as the costs that incur to obviate or decrease the number of flaw at first places. is defined as the costs that incur to obviate or decrease the number of flaw at first places.

Here Prevention cost is computed as :

Prevention cost = Cost of Redesigning a form to reduce errors + Cost of Responding to customer complaints + Cost of Correcting errors in forms

Prevention cost = $15,000 + $75,000 + $60,000

Prevention cost = $ 150,000

∴ Prevention cost to total sales ratio = $\frac{Prevention \: cost}{total \:sales\: ratio}$

Prevention cost to total sales ratio = $\frac{150000}{3000000}$

Prevention cost to total sales ratio = 0.05

% Prevention cost to total sales = 5%

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3 years ago

A company enters into a short futures contract to sell 25,000 units of a commodity for 950 cents per unit. The initial margin is

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Answer:

$958

Explanation:

The amount that is excess in the initial margin account can be withdrawn. So we calculate the price increase that will result in a $2000 increase in initial margin.

The present price per unit of the commodity is 950 cents for 25,000 units

A unit increase of the price (which is in cents) will be 1/100= 0.01

Therefore an increase in price of 0.01 will lead to gain of 0.01 * 25,000= $250

Let's get price increase that will result in $2,000 gain

$250 = 1 unit price increase

$2,000 = x

x= (2000 * 1) ÷ 250= 8 units increase

Therefore the price at which $2,000 can be withdrawn is 950 + 8= 958 cents

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3 years ago

A _____ typically provides information so that an organization can make a decision about a product, procedure, or policy.

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Answer:

A proposal typically provides information so that an organization can make a decision about a product, procedure, or policy.

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2 years ago

This year Burchard Company sold 40,000 units of its only product for $25 per unit. Manufacturing and selling the product require

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Answer:

Plan 2 is the best.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

This year Burchard Company sold 40,000 units of its only product for $25 per unit.

Manufacturing and selling the product required $200,000 of fixed manufacturing costs and $325,000 of fixed selling and administrative costs.

Its per unit variable costs follow:

Material $ 8.00

Direct labor 5.00

Variable overhead costs 1.00

Variable selling and administrative costs 0.50

Next year the company will use a new material, which will reduce material costs by 50% and direct labor costs by 60% and will not affect product quality or marketability.

Direct material= 4

Direct labor= 2

Plan 1:

Sales= 40,000*25= 1,000,000

Variable costs= (4+2+1+0.5)*40,000= 300,000 (-)

Contribution margin= 700,000

Fixed costs= 525,000 (-)

Net operating income= 175,000

Plan 2:

Sales= 36,000*(25*1.2)= 1,080,000

Variable costs= 270,000

Contribution margin= 810,000

Fixed costs= 525,000 (-)

Net operating income= 285,000

Plan 2 is the best.

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4 years ago

Regardless of on whom a tax is levied, sellers face which of the following?

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Answer:

A a decrease in the amount of money they receive

Explanation:

If the seller levies the tax on the customer, the tax will increase the price of a product and in turn decrease the demand for the product. Decreased demand, in turn, will reduce the total revenue.

But if the seller levies the tax on themself, it will not increase the product price but lower the seller revenue directly. Either way, the revenue of the seller will be decreased.

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