Answer: OPTION D
Explanation: In simple words, intangible assets refers to those assets which does not have any physical existence but still are crucial for the operations of the organisation. Goodwill and patent rights are some of the examples of intangible assets.
These assets could be long term or short term therefore they are shown as a separate classification in the balance sheet.
Hence the correct option is D.
Answer:
D) Repositioning.
Explanation:
This is an example of repositioning, where an organization re-position itself in the minds of the consumers again based on another mental map. For example, if a brand once was known as the low price brand, then after sometimes, when the company feels that now its the time to make quality products priced at higher rates, then they will be in need of re-positioning. They should place their product effectively at another frame of reference where consumer can think them as a quality product providers at the premium prices.
Answer:
I would propose a business process improvement (BPI) where management will analyze business procedures and try to determine which ones can be improved and how they should be improved. The advantage of using BPI is that it focuses on organizing work around business processes and not individual tasks which makes it non-disruptive, and it is also incremental in nature.
Answer:
We can divide costs into three categories:
- fixed.- do not change as total production outcome changes
- variable.- changes proportionally to total production output
- mixed.- part fixed, part variable
Explanation:
fixed: they stay the same regardless of total output
- depreciation. $4,500 per month
- property taxes, $12,000 per year
variable: the more units are produced, the higher they are
- direct materials, $25 per unit
- shipping costs, $15 per unit
mixed: a part is fixed per month, while another part increases as total output increases.
- water and sewer, $50 per month plus $0.10 per gallon
- sales rep's pay, $1,000 per month plus 10% sales commission
