Answer:
The correct answer is E. master production schedules.
Explanation:
Master production schedules is not an input to the aggregate planning process all other options are its input,
Aggregate planning process is an attempt to respond to predicted demand within the constraints set by product, process and location decisions.
Hence, master production schedules is not a relevant input for this planning process but can be a result of the aggregate planning process. In other words master production schedule is formed after aggregated planning has been completed.
Answer:
the company's cash flow from assets is - $42,880.
Explanation:
Cash flow from assets is also known as cash flow from investment activities.
Prepare <em>a section of cash flow from investing activities </em>to determine the cash flow from assets.
The only cash flow from investing activity is purchase price (cash outflow) of the assets of $42,880.
Answer:
The answer is $11.904.762
There an assumption about Depreciation, Amortization and Interest, it says increase by 10% over which there is no data to calculate,so It's used 10% of sales.
Explanation:
Income Statement
Sales $11.904.762
Cost of goods sold -$6.547.619
Gross Profit $5.357.143
depreciation, amortization and Interest -$1.190.476
Net Income BEFORE Taxes $4.166.667
Tax RATE 40% -$1.666.667
Net Income after Taxes $2.500.000
Answer:
$3,000 credit
Explanation:
Given the followin currency exchange rates for 1 rand are as follows:
January 1 $0.25 = 1 rand
Average for the year 0.28 = 1
December 31 0.31 = 1
Net income conversion Investment using January 1 rate = 50,000 rand × $0.25 = $12,500
Net income conversion Investment using December 31 rate = 50,000 rand × $0.31 = $15,500
Credit (Debit) = $15,500 - $12,500 =$3,000
Therefore, the translation adjustment that Yang will report at the end of the current year is $3,000 credit since the difference is positive.
Answer:
B) False
Explanation:
Not necessary. Every transactions has two parts recorded as a debit and a credit.
If the purchases of US assets (credit to US capital account, broadly include Treasury bonds, businesses and land) are funded by the sales of goods and services (debit to US current account) then it will push the US balance of payments down.
However, if those purchases are funded by the sales of foreign assets to US investors (debit to US broadly defined capital account), then it will not affect the US BOP negatively. It's the cross ownership of international investors in US assets and US investors in international assets.
