Answer:
A mix hedge reduces levels of expensive FG inventory while slightly increasing component inventories.
A mix hedge is a planning technique which supports increased production flexibility
Explanation:
Hedging inventory implies a level of inventory that is kept to shield against unexpected event such as breakdown of machines,strikes,surge in demand for product or non-availability of raw materials due to disruption in supplier's business.
However, mix hedge is required to ensure the right of mix of inventories at every point in time so as to avoid investing more than required resources in inventory by keeping low volume of expensive items of inventory and at the same time increasing the number of inventories kept overall,such that risk associated with inventory can be shared by a number of items of inventory instead of a single line of inventory.
Answer:
Insignificant point of difference
Explanation:
Many factors can affect the success or failure of new products. Sometimes ideas that seem great in the market seem "fiasco" or ideas that seem very simple "true hits."
90% of all these new models fail, before reaching 2 years of life
The trial balance would disagree. It seems that the cash should be credited instead as the situation seems to me that the cash is being expended to pay for the equipment, and the remaining 3500 is liabilities. Therefore, the error should be corrected.
Answer:
$2,118.64 and 4.24%
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
Data given in the question
Earning in 2015 = $50,000
CPI in 2015 = 236
CPI in 2016 = 246
So, the earning in 2016 is
= Earning in 2015 × CPI 2016 ÷ CPI 2015
= $50,000 × 246 ÷ 236
= $52,118.64
So, the raise amount is
= $52,118.64 - $50,000
= $2,118.64
And, the percentage is
= $2,118.64 ÷ $50,000 × 100
= 4.24%
