Research and theory help individuals have a better understanding of the world around them. Many inequalities that exist in society have theoriesbehind them explaining why things happen the way that they do. ... Boththeory and research share an equalimportance in sociology as they go hand in hand.
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The answer is (A) it is the pattern where an individual step off the career track or plateaus to accommodate the demands of raising children.
Explanation:
Sequencing occurs, more often than not, to women who choose to bear children and take care of them at home. It refers to the idea that individuals who choose to raise children, must choose to forgo their professional pursuits by changing their focus to managing the family life, for a period of time that they have decided on. Thus, after those time period, the individual can then shift their focus again to their professional pursuits.
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a.) Raw material 210000
Account payable 210000
(Purchase material on account)
b.) 1.Work in process 151200
Raw material 151200
(material used)
2.Overhead 37800
Raw material 37800
(Record indirect material )
c.)1. Work in process 49000
Factory payroll 49000
(Record direct labor)
2. Overhead 20000
Factory payroll 20000
(Record indirect labor)
d.) Overhead 106000
Accumulated depreciation 106000
(record depreciation)
e.) Overhead 130000
Account Payable 130000
f.) work in process (8*76400) 611200
Overhead 611200
g.) Finished goods 511000
Work in process 511000
( record completion of goods from wip to finished goods)
h.)Account receivable 605680
Sales 6056800
(record sales on account)
Explanation:
f.Overhead applied to a particular job= Predetermined rate* job hours allocated
h. copmlete job were shipped to customer at 34% above cost =(452000*34%)=452000+153680=605680.
Answer:
A) The bulk of Airline A's profits came from other income which included the sale of some of its fleet.
Explanation:
Investment in favor of Airline A would severely be hindered if it is found out that the bulk of Airline A's profits came from other income which included the sale of some of its fleet.
This is because it would mean that Airline A is unable to keep up with its costs and thus is divesting its operations. Divesting is never a good sign for a firm looking to gain advantage in the future. Furthermore this explains why there was a sudden shift from loss making in the previous years to profits in the current year. A detailed inspection would be needed to eliminate uncertainty and as such any investment decisions in favor of airline A would not be justified.
Option B, C and D is efficient management and would make Airline A more lucrative for investment as it would mean management is eagerly looking to cut inefficient operations.
Option E would require more information to weaken the argument.
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