Answer: 204.76%
Explanation:
In the earlier scenario, furniture maker manufactured 47 (42 non defective) pieces per 5 laborers working 8 hours day.
Thus, the productivity in terms of units per labor hour is as follows:

= 1.05
Similarly, after the process improvement, the productivity in units per labor hour would be:

= 3.2
Thus change in productivity would be calculated as:

= 2.047 × 100
= 204.76%
Thus, the productivity of non defective parts would increase by 204.76%.
It’s B :) because it ensures what fits best to the company about employees idk if that make sense.
Answer:
Check the explanation
Explanation:
Particulars Amount in $
A. Gross Estate 8600000
Less: deductions (funeral & administrative tax) 70000
B. Taxable estate 8530000
c. Gift-Adjustable Taxable estate value:
Taxable estate 8530000
Charities will be deucted from tax calculation 1000000
gift-adjusted taxable estate value 7530000
D. estate would be subject to tax 7530000
E. estate tax liability Calculated below 876000
For estate more than 53400000 tax will be charged at 40%
So, same is 40% of excess on 53400000
Taxable estate before threshold after deducting 53400000 from estate that would be subject to Tax 2190000
Tax at 40% of excess value 876000
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question is option E) 9.06% .
Explanation:
Here the cost of equity given is - 11.8%
Pre tax cost of debt- 6.9%
Tax rate- 35%
So the after tax cost of debt - 6.9% x 65%
= 4.485%
The debt to equity ratio - .6
So the weight of debt - .6 / ( 1 + .06 )
= .375
Weight of equity - 1 / ( 1 + .06 )
= .625
Weighted average cost of capital =
Debts cost x weight of debt + Equity cost x weight of equity
= 4.485 x .375 + 11.8 x .625
= 1.681875 + 7.735
= 9.06%
Answer:
Explanation:
The applicable accounting standard IAS 2 (Inventory) requires that inventory be carried at the lower of cost or net realizable value.
Initial recognition of inventory is at cost. In other words, where the cost is lower than the net realizable value, inventory is written down to the net realizable value.
As such, when inventory declines in value below original (historical) cost, and this decline is considered other than temporary, the maximum amount that the inventory can be valued at is the net realizable value.
The right option is b. Net realizable value