Answer: The correct option is C.
Explanation: From the scenario given above, we can see that Thomas has not shown any intention to replace the expensive team members, the only option in this case would then be to properly utilize their expertise to the advantage of the company.
In order to do this therefore, a SWOT analysis would need to be carried out and utilized in gaining an edge over the competition.
In this case, Thomas would make sure that the expertise of all his team members are brought to bare, the company would analyze the competition to see where it is lacking in customer satisfaction, and then try to gain the upper hand by including features in their product that the competition does not have in theirs.
This strategy will help in achieving a competitive advantage.
<span>a merchandise purchases budget replaces the production budget.
the manufacturing budgets are not applicable.</span>
Answer:
Given that,
sold a paging system = $4,500
Sold extended warranty = $1,400
The journal entry to record this transaction would include:
(i) cash account Dr. $4,500
To Sales A/c $4,500
(To record the sales)
(ii) Cash A/c Dr. $1,400
To Unearned revenue A/c $1,400
(To record the service revenue)
Answer:
$300 debit balance
Explanation:
In business debit entries mean that the money is being added to the account, while credit entries means that the money is owed and is therefore being deducted from the account. Therefore, in this scenario the cash account has a $300 debit balance. This is because the credit entries are being subtracted from the debit entries (assuming that the account had a $0 initial balance). If we do the math we are left with $300 of debit.
$900 - $600 = $300
Answer:
6.91%
Explanation:
The formula for share price using the dividend growth model stated below can be used to determine the cost of equity as well whereby the formula is rearranged in order to make the cost of equity the subject as shown thus:
share price=expected dividend/(cost of equity-growth rate)
share price=$45
expected dividend=last dividend*(1+dividend growth rate)
expected dividend=$0.60*(1+5.5%)=0.633
cost of equity=the unknown
dividend growth rate=5.5%
45=0.633/(cost of equity-5.5%)
45*(cost of equity-5.5%)=0.633
cost of equity-5.5%=0.633/45
cost of equity=(0.633/45)+5.5%
cost of equity=6.91%
