The term for a rise in prices of general consumer goods is

After evaluating Null Company’s manufacturing process, management decides to establish standards of 3 hours of direct labor per

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Answer:

Direct labor rate variance = (SR - AR) $\times$ AH

October = ($15 - $15.20) $\times$ 16,250 = - $3,250 Unfavorable

November = ($15 - $15.25) $\times$ 22,000 = - $5,500 Unfavorable

Direct Labor Efficiency Variance = (SH - AH) $\times$ SR

October = (16,800 - 16,250) $\times$ $15 = 8,250 Favorable

November = (18,000 - 22,000) $\times$ $15 = - $60,000 Unfavorable

Direct Labor Cost Variance = Standard Cost - Actual Cost

October = $252,000 - $247,000 = $5,000 Favorable

November = $270,000 - $335,500 = - $65,500 Unfavorable

Explanation:

Computing variances for each month

Particulars October November Equation

Total units produced 5,600 units 6,000 units (a)

Standard hour per unit 3 hours 3 hours (b)

Total standard hour SH 16,800 18,000 (c) = (a)*(b)

Total standard cost

of labor @ $15 SR per hour $252,000 $270,000 (d) = (c) * 15

Actual hours used AH 16,250 22,000 (e)

Actual cost $247,000 $335,500 (f)

Actual Rate per hour AR $15.20 $15.25 (g) = (f)/(e)

Using the above information we have

Direct labor rate variance = (SR - AR) $\times$ AH

October = ($15 - $15.20) $\times$ 16,250 = - $3,250 Unfavorable

November = ($15 - $15.25) $\times$ 22,000 = - $5,500 Unfavorable

Direct Labor Efficiency Variance = (SH - AH) $\times$ SR

October = (16,800 - 16,250) $\times$ $15 = 8,250 Favorable

November = (18,000 - 22,000) $\times$ $15 = - $60,000 Unfavorable

Direct Labor Cost Variance = Standard Cost - Actual Cost

October = $252,000 - $247,000 = $5,000 Favorable

November = $270,000 - $335,500 = - $65,500 Unfavorable

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4 years ago

Gianna put $1,000 in a savings account for 18 months. The interest on the account is 3.5%.

Nadya [2.5K]

Answer:

You will earn $52.96 in interest

You have $1,052.96 in total.

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3 years ago

Lakeside Components wishes to purchase parts in one month for sale in the next. On June 1, the company has 15,000 parts in stock

Kryger [21]

Answer:

Instructions are below.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Beginning inventory (parts)= 15,000 parts

Sales June= 13,600

Sales July= 10,500

Sales August= 12,700

Parts are purchased at a wholesale price of $30.

Purchasing arrangement:

60 percent on the month of the purchase.

40 percent in the following month.

Lakeside purchased 14,000 parts in May.

A) To calculate the purchase for June and July, we need to use the following formula:

Purchases= sales + desired ending inventory - beginning inventory

June= 13,600 - 15,000= -1,400

July= 10,500 - 1,400= 9,100

B) Cash Required:

Purchase from the month

Purchase from the month before

June:

Purchase from the month= 0

Purchase from the month before= (14,000*30)*0.4= 168,000

July:

Purchase from the month= (9,100*30)*0.6= 163,800

Purchase from the month before= 0

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3 years ago

1) Torria wants to open a hair salon.

AnnyKZ [126]

Answer:

Case 1: Torria wants to open a hair salon

a. 2 possible sources of revenue the business may have.

As a hair salon, there are several sources of revenue as following:

+) First is the revenue from providing hair care services for customers. This is the main sources, generated by providing services such as cutting, dyeing, etc.

+) The second source is from training. Torria can open courses for people who want to learn about hair care skills.

b. 5 possible expenses the business may have

To establish and operate a business, Torria may face these expense:

+) First is the fee for place. Torria will have to pay regularly fee to borrow rooms/ house to place the salon.

+) Second is the initial investment in interior and facilities such as chair, bed, mirror; the hair care products like shampoo, essential oils, etc.

+) Third is the salary Torria has to pay for the employees.

+) Fourth is the expense for advertising including: printing posters/ online advertisement, etc.

+) Last but not least is billing on electricity or water

Case 2: Mykeda wants to open an electronic store selling Apple products.

a. Other source of revenue than selling electronics

Other than selling electronic product, Mykeda can provide the services of repairing electronics to generate revenue. In this services, users can bring their broken phone to Mykeda's store to fix it and pay for that.

b. 4 expenses

4 expenses that Mykeda may have when opening a store are:

First, Mykeda has to pay for borrowing location on a street or in a mall to open the store.

In addition, there would be cost for the furniture of the store such as sofas, shelves, etc.

The third expense is on the investment to buy Apple products to resell.

And the fourth one is salary that Mykeda has to pay for salesman or other staffs in the store.

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4 years ago

Jobs Inc. has recently started the manufacturer of Tri-Robo, a three-wheeled robot that can scan a home for fires and gas leaks

trapecia [35]

Answer:

Jobs Inc.

1. The offer should not be accepted.

2. The offer should be accepted.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Units of Tri-Robos to be manufactured = 21,300

Costs of manufacturing:

Direct materials $1,086,300

Direct labor ($39 per robot) 830,700

Variable overhead ($5 per robot) 106,500

Allocated fixed overhead ($28 per robot) 600,000

Total $2,623,500

Unit cost = $123.17 ($2,623,500/21,300)

Price from Tiench Inc per unit = $113

Total offer price = $2,406,900 ($113 * 21,300)

Make Buy Net Income Increase (Decrease)

Direct materials $1,086,300 $ $

Direct labor 830,700

Variable overhead 106,500

Fixed overhead 195,000

Purchased price 2,406,900

Totals $2,218,500 $2,406,900 $188,400 Decrease

Make Buy

Direct materials $1,086,300

Direct labor ($39 per robot) 830,700

Variable overhead ($5 per robot) 106,500

Allocated fixed overhead ($28 per robot) 600,000

Total $2,623,500 $2,406,900

Opportunity cost 375,000

Total $2,998,500 $2,406,900 $591,600

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3 years ago