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Anon25 [30]
3 years ago
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Athena Jolene, a human resources executive at Thomas Griffith, wants to collect ideas from the company's employees for an upcomi

ng company-wide event. The company has offices spread across the country. Which of the following techniques will best help Athena receive suggestions from employees, while also allowing employees to share their ideas with one another?
A) instant messagingB) discussion forumC) textingD) emailing
Business
1 answer:
gregori [183]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

B) discussion forum

Explanation:

A discussion forum is an online tool where people can post messages and everyone with access to the forum can read what is been shared, give answers and post new content. Because of this, the forum will be the technique that will best help Athena receive suggestions from employees, while also allowing employees to share their ideas with one another. Instant messaging, texting and emailing won't allow the interaction between several people discussing ideas that the forum can provide.

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Answer:

a) -$1,129,000

b) net operating cash flows:

year 1 = $412,239

year 2 = $448,152

year 3 = $350,428

c) total year 3 cash flow (including after tax salvage value and working capital) = $831,759

after tax salvage value = $464,831

working capital = $16,500

d) NPV = $179,733

e) the machine should be purchased

Explanation:

initial investment year 0 = $1,090,000 + $22,500 + $16,500 (net working capital) $1,129,000

depreciation per year:

year 1 = 33.33% x $1,112,500 = $370,796

year 2 = 44.45% x $1,112,500 = $490,506

year 3 = 14.81%% x $1,112,500 = $164,761, carrying value after depreciation = $86,437

if sold at $627,000 at the end of year 3, the after tax net cash flow = $627,000 - [($627,000 - $86,437) x 30%] = $464,831

cash flow year 1 = [($430,000 - $370,796) x (1 - 30%)] + $370,796 = $412,239

cash flow year 2 = [($430,000 - $490,506) x (1 - 30%)] + $490,506 = $448,152

operating cash flow year 3 = [($430,000 - $164,761) x (1 - 30%)] + $164,761 = $350,428

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<u>Solution and Explanation:</u>

1 Breakeven point = Fixed cost/contribution per unit  

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2. a  

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unit product cost                               41                    41                      41  

Direct material                              25  

Direct Labour                                       12  

Variable manufactoring overhead 4  

Variable costing unit product cost 41  

2. b <u> Variable expenses</u>    

Variable cost of goods sold      24,60,000        30,75,000      16,40,000  

Variable selling and administrative  1,20,000   1,50,000        80,000  

Total variable expenses         25,80,000   32,25,000        17,20,000  

Contributon margin                  8,40,000 -3,75,000 19,85,000  

Fixed expenses    

Fixed manufactoring overhead  4,80,000       4,80,000       4,80,000  

Fixed selling and administrative 3,60,000      3,60,000       3,60,000

Total Fixed Expenses                 8,40,000       8,40,000       8,40,000  

Net operating income                                       -12,15,000  11,45,000 Note                                            Year 1            year 2            year 3

Unit sold                                               60000      50000          65000  

Unit price                                         57                   57                  57  Sales                                            3420000 2850000 3705000  

Variable cost of goods sold    

Unit                                                          60000     75000         40000  

Unit cost                                                          41              41    41  

Total                                              2460000 3075000 1640000  Variable selling and administrative    

Unit                                                               60000 75000 40000  

Unit cost                                                                   2      2                2  Total                                                          120000 150000 80000

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a unit product cost                    year 1 year 2 year 3  

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Direct Labour                                                      12       12     12  

Variable manufactoring overhead              4                 4        4  

Fixed manufactoring over head                       8          6.4        12  

Variable costing unit product cost                  49           47.4 53  

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480000 divided by75000                                       6.40    

480000 divided by 40000                                     12.00    

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Cost of goods sold    

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Year 2 50000 multiply with47.4=  2370000  

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selling and administrative expenses    

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Year 2 50000 * 2+360000 = 460000  

Year 3 65000 * 2+360000 = 490000  

     

     

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Note: The data in this question are merged together. They are therefore sorted before answering the question. See the attached pdf file for the complete question with the sorted data.

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