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4 years ago

How much does a 30 second commercial cost?

2 answers:

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My teacher told me that local TV stations cost about $200 to 1,500 dollars for a 30 second commercial.
For me thats shocking

but hope i helped you

Sonja [21]4 years ago

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That's an average of $166,666<span> per second. </span>

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Suppose you win the lottery and have two options: A. Take $1 million now. B. Take $1.2 million to be paid out as 300,000 now and

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Answer:

A. Take $1 million now.

Explanation:

A. If we take $1 million now the present value of the money is $1 million.

B. If we choose to take $1.2 million paid out over 3 years then present value will at 10% will be;

$300,000 + $300,000 / 1.2 + $300,000/ 1.44 + $300,000 / 1.728

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3 years ago

The equilibrium point is at the confluence of the supply and demand curves. What does "confluence" mean?

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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Confluence point of demand and supply curves will mean the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied will be equal. The confluence point will give a price and quantity acceptable by both buyers and suppliers. As the confluence of demand and supply curves, buyers are willing and able to purchase all the quantities firms are selling at that price level.

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3 years ago

Mello Manufacturing Company is a diversified manufacturer that manufactures three products (Alpha, Beta, and Omega) in a continu

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Answer:

Attached are the detailed solution tables for

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B) calculation of the activity rate for each activity: shown in the attached table

C) activity cost per unit : alpha = $99.81, Beta = $125.41, 0mega = $175.78

D ) The activity unit costs are not equal across all three products because of different activity bases such as machine hours, setups, parts and inspection hours that also determines the activity cost

Explanation:

A) complete the activity rate for each activity is a general question covering so solution starts from (B)

B) calculation of the activity rate for each activity: shown in the attached table

C) Calculation of activity cost of all products

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setup = ( $100 * number of setups for each product )

Material handling = ( $30 * number of parts of each product )

Inspection = ( $50 * number of inspection hours for each product )

Product engineering = ( $280 * number of engineering hour for each product )

Activity cost per unit = total cost of activity of each product / unit produced for each product

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4 years ago

Internal Controls for Bank Lending

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Answer:

1. False

The higher the figure, the higher the risk. Kindly note that loans are usually insured against default. The higher the amount insured, the higher the premium payable as insurance on such amounts.

2. False

It does not make for good internal control to have one person regardless of their position to have the final say on loans of great magnitude such as $5 Million. This can quickly degenerate into a situation where the officer involved is tempted to abuse that power. It makes for good corporate governance and risk management to ensure that the board is responsible for loans of such magnitude.

3. True

If a bank lost $100 in a thousand places, from loan default, that translates to a loss of $100,000. This relatively is large however it is small and will have less impact that a loss of a million dollars in 3 places. That's $ 3,000,000.

As already indicated, it makes for good loan disbursement governance, to ensure that there is at least two persons involved in the risk acceptance criteria (RAC) evaluation and loan disbursement process.

4. False

Separation of duties is the foundation of good internal control. It allows for greater objectivity. It is also key to carefully select signatories to loan disbursements. They have to be people of impeccable character and the company must exercise proper risk management to ensure that every protocol such as opportunity that may create the impulse or inclination to breach policy is removed completely.

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3 years ago

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Answer:

(A) Kleiner Merchandising Company:

Goods available for sale = $24,500

Cost of goods sold = $17,900

Gross profit = $3,600

Net income = $1,550

(B) Krug Service Company:

Net income = $16,300

Explanation:

(A) Kleiner Merchandising Company:

Goods available for sale:

= Beginning inventory + Net purchases

= $11,000 + $13,500

= $24,500

Cost of goods sold:

= Goods available for sale - Ending inventory

= $24,500 - $6,600

= $17,900

Gross profit = Net sales - Cost of goods sold

= $21,500 - $17,900

= $3,600

(b) Kleiner Merchandising Company:

Gross profit = $3,600

Net income = Gross profit - Expenses

= $3,600 - 2,050

= $1,550

Krug Service Company:

Net income = Revenues - Expenses

= $26,000 - $9,700

= $16,300

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3 years ago