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Zurasky Corporation is considering two alternatives: A and B. Costs associated with the alternatives are listed below: Alternati

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Answer:

Differential cost of Alternative B over Alternative A=$61,600

Explanation:

Differential Cost:

It is the difference in costs if there are more than one alternatives and one alternative is chosen while rejecting the other alternatives.

In order to calculate the differential cost of Alternative B over Alternative A, including all of the relevant costs we first calculate the total cost of both alternatives and then tae the difference.

Total Of Alternative A=Material Cost+Processing Cost+Equipment Rental+occupancy costs.

Total Of Alternative A=$28000+$34000+$11000+$19500=$92,500

Total Of Alternative B=Material Cost+Processing Cost+Equipment Rental+occupancy costs.

Total Of Alternative B=$64000+$34000+$28500+$27600=$154,100

Differential cost of Alternative B over Alternative A=Total Of Alternative B-Total Of Alternative A

Differential cost of Alternative B over Alternative A=$154,100-$92,500

Differential cost of Alternative B over Alternative A=$61,600

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3 years ago

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Answer:

A shift to the right of the demand curve can be caused by any factor other than price that increases the willingless of consumers to purchase a product of service (in this case newspapers).

Two other events can result in a shift to the right of the demand curve for newspapers:

Local elections are held in Baltimore - when local elections are held, people become more interested in following local news in order to decide their vote, therefore, they are willing to purchase more newspapers.
A dramatic event occurs in Baltimore - it could be a natural disaster, a massacre, or an economic crisis, if things become too far from normal, people will want to learn about what is happening, and will look out for information in newspapers.

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3 years ago

Kids' Corner, a toy store, ordered a supply of stuffed toys from Toyland Inc. The toys were supposed to be delivered on the 1 st

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Kids' Corner, a toy store, ordered a supply of stuffed toys from Toyland Inc. The toys were supposed to be delivered on the 1st of December but were sent to Kids' Corner on the 5th of December. There has been a(n) _____ of contract.

A. compensatory breach

B. anticipatory breach

C. material breach

D. concurrent breach

Correct Option:

There has been a material breach of contract.

Option: C

Explanation:

A contract law concept that applies to a non-performance under the contract that is sufficiently serious to give the grieved party the right to sue for contravention of the contract, is understood as a material break or infringement.

If a substantive violation has occurred, the aggrieved party is therefore deprived of a contractual duty to further results. Here the Kids' Corner toy store ordered a supply of stuffed toys from Toyland Inc. but received order in delay date, which is considered as material breach due to late delivery of expected material.

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3 years ago

Marta, the public relations manager of a local library, is meeting with the news media regarding a new reading program for child

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Marta is performing the spokesperson role.

Explanation:

By communicating projects, successes and / or perspectives, Public Relation managers build and maintain an advantageous public image for their company or customer, and thus serve as a spokesperson. The role of public relations managers is to answer questions from the press and pitch stories to the media, plan publicity kits and coordinate press conferences. A good PR manager is ultra-engaged and maintains the eye on what's going on in the industries of the clients. They also remain up-to-date about current world events and developments that may affect the industries within which they work.

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3 years ago

Harper, Inc., acquires 40 percent of the outstanding voting stock of Kinman Company on January 1, 2020, for $347,200 in cash. Th

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Answer:

Kinman Company 272,000 debit

Royalties Kinman Co 54,000 debit

Building Kinman Co 21,200 debit

Cash 347,200 credit

--to record the purchase--

sales revenue 9,960 debit

account receivables 9,960 credit

inventory 6,972 debit

cost of goods sold 6,972 credit

--to record the unsold part of the inventory in Kinman--

Cash 6,000 debit

Kinman Company 6,000 credit

-- to record dividends--

loss on investment 18,240 debit

retained earnings 9,680 debit

Kinman Company 27,920 credit

--to record net loss of Kinman--

Explanation:

60% of Kinman Company:

680,000 x 40% = 272,000

Excess in Market value of building:

117,800 - 64,800 = 53,000

53,000 x 40% = 21,200

Royalty agreement market value: 135,000

135,000 x 40% = 54,000

Total Value:

272,000 + 21,200 + 54,000 = 347,200

now, we must "unrecord" the unsold part of the inventory of Kinman as it is now considered a intra-entity transaction.

Sales Revenue:

24,900 x 40% = 9,960

Cost of Good Sold:

77,700 x 24,900/111,000 x 40% = 6,972

Dividends: they are not considered gain but a distribution of cash from Kinman to us.

15,000 x 40% = 6,000

Losses impact the equity thus, decrease the Kinman Company account

45,600 + 24,200 = 69,800

69,800 x 40% = 27,920

The comprehensive loss will directly decrease retained earnigns rather a loss directly.

45,600 x 40% = 18,240

24,200 x 40% = 9,680

The rest of the transactions occurs in 2021 and we are only asked for 2019/2020

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3 years ago