The choices are:
A. special cause variation.
B. common cause variation.
C. short-term variation.
<span>D. long-term variation.
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The answer is A. special cause variation. In a management-controllable variation, the strategy is to separate common from the special cause of variation. It is all about the management control and not worker control. However, once it is identified the workers should know about it and have the tools to solve it.
The simple rate of return on the investment is closest
19.9%
Answer:
The answer will be below;
Explanation:
a.$54,000
(3,600*15)
The warranty expense is estimated and it is probable that an outflow of $54,000 will be incurred. Therefore in first year, the whole warranty expense is recorded for both the years. As per definition of provision; it is present obligation as a result of past event, outflow is probable and amount of outflow can also be easily estimated.
Answer:
NO , 100 shares purchase of GMS is not included in GDP
Explanation:
GDP is gross value of final goods & services produced by an economy in its domestic territory during a financial year .
Purchase of 100 Shares of General Motor stock is not included in GDP : Because it does not lead to any new production of goods & services , is mere transfer of ownership from company to shareholders . Similarly , Debenture selling is also not included
It is analogous to the rule of excluding second hand goods from GDP , since they have not lead to any new goods / services & are mere transferred from one owner to another .
However , any Brokage fee / commission paid related to either of these is included because it is factor income for a productive intermediary service. Also , returns on shares i.e Dividend (or even Interest on debetures) are included - since these are factor income to factors of production (capital component share) .