Question Completion:
Epsilon Co. can produce a unit of product for the following:
Direct material $8
Direct labor 24
Overhead 40
Total costs per unit $72
Answer:
Epsilon Co.
Epsilon should choose to:
Make since the relevant cost to make it is $56.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Direct material $8
Direct labor 24
Overhead 40
Total costs per unit $72
Relevant Costs:
Make Buy
Direct material $8
Direct labor 24
Overhead 24
Total costs per unit $56 $60
b) It costs Epsilon less to make the units than to buy from the outside supplier. The relevant cost excludes the 40% of the overhead that will still be incurred by Epsilon if it buys from the supplier. Relevantly, it costs Epsilon $56 per unit to make when compared to the unit cost of $60 to buy. In absolute terms, it will cost Epsilon $76 ($60 + $16) to buy as against $72 to make a unit of the part.
Answer:
The correct answer is Activity G has s slack time of 8 days.
Based on the scenario above, this process is being termed as
dumping. Dumping is a term used in the international trade’s context where in
the export of a company or a country in regards with their product is being
priced lower when they are in the foreign importing market than of the domestic
market.
Answer: Interest Maturity Date
(a) 78110×7%×(60/360) = $911 August 9
(b) 46200×8%×(90/360)= $924 October 12
(c) 11700×9%×(75/360) = $219 July 11
Explanation:
To compute the interest we apply the following formula:
Interest= (Principal) × (Interest Rate) ×(Terms ÷360)
For the Maturity date, we add Terms to the Date of note .
By using the above formula for the given table, we get the following values
Interest Maturity Date
(a) 78110×7%×(60/360) = $911 August 9
(b) 46200×8%×(90/360)= $924 October 12
(c) 11700×9%×(75/360) = $219 July 11
Answer: C) target return on investment (ROI)
Explanation: target return on investment pricing model is one in which a business determines prices based on what the business owner would want to make from his capital invested in the business. It is the money invested, plus projected profits adjust for money's time value. Total expenses accrued is also factored in. As a pricing model, it tends to be used mostly by market leaders or monopolies.
