The Cash cows under the BCG Matrix are businesses, assets, and or products that have a consistent cash flow, high market share and low market growth.
<h3>What is the BCG Matrix?</h3>
The BCG Matrix is a strategic analysis tool that was developed by Boston Consulting Group which highlights and compares various kinds of business and or products.
Other sections of the matrix are:
- Stars (Upper Left Corner)
- Cash Cows (Lower Left Corner)
- Question Marks (Upper Right Corner) and
- Dogs (Lower Right Corner)
The correct answer, thus, is A: Slow Industry Growth but Strong Market Share Position, which as explained can be due to high cashflows.
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Answer:
The quantity that Sarah's Machinery Company is indifferent between two technologies is 5.
Explanation:
We are looking for the quantity that Sarah's Machinery Company is indifferent between two technologies, so we have to find the quantity that the total cost with technology A is the same to the total cost with technology B
Total cost technology A=500+50x
Total cost technology B=250+100x
500+50x=250+100x
500-250=100x-50x
250=50x
x=250/50=5
<u>Replenishment lead time is (a.) The time between placing an order and receiving the materials.</u>
Explanation:
<u>Replenishment lead time</u> refers to the total period of time that elapses from the moment it is determined that a product should be reordered until the product is back on the shelf and is available for use
Replenishment REFERS TO THE movement of inventory from upstream or the reserve (i.e. product storage locations) to downstream or primary storage, picking and shipment locations.
The main purpose of replenishment is to ensure that the is inventory flowing through the supply chain in an efficient order
<u>Sock replenishment is one of the most important considerations when it comes to inventory management, it helps ensure the right stock is on the shelves at the right time, while keeping inventory holding costs low and customers happy</u>
Answer:
Amount of net income would be $28,050
Explanation:
First year:
Sales = $260,000
Write off = $4,000
Reported net income = $28,600
Second year:
Sales = $312,00
Write off = $4,800
Reported net income = $31,200
Amount of net income if the allowance method had been used, and the company estimated that 1-3/4% of sales would be uncollectible:
= $28,600 + $4,000 – ($260,000 × 1-3/4%)
= $28,600 + $4,000 - $4,550
= $28,050
Answer:
What is the basis for the Director’s argument?
- The director believes that this is a temporarily restricted contribution and therefore it should be classified as restricted and recognized in 2007 once it can be classified as unrestricted.
What is the basis for the accountant’s argument?
- Unconditional gifts or donations must be recognized when they are made, and since the money was received in 2006, it should be recognized then.
Explanation:
I agree with the Director since this is a restricted donation, i.e. the donor established strict conditions for its use both in time and purpose. For it to be unconditional, the donor should have stated that the money could be used in the best way that the NPO considers and at any time. But instead it established that it must be used to provide scholarships to musicians during 2007.
Both a condition and a restriction exits:
- the restriction refers to the time: 2007
- the condition refers to its use: scholarships for musicians
