Answer:
d) Inventory
Explanation:
In the given question, the LA galaxy company has an issue with the idle production capacity. And the production is of the inventory only, so the other options like Inseparability, Inconsistency, Intangibility, Irrationality are not appropriate in the given example
Thus, the most appropriate option is of inventory as the question is talking about the production capacity so, of inventory the production capacity can be measured.
Answer and Explanation:
a. They will visit the local restaurant and the job candidate will choose to have salad as an order. Please check the attachment I added for the other parts of the answer.
b. The interviewer would make a choice and choose local restaurant. Based on this choice, the job candidate will choose salad. If the interviewer should choose chain restaurant, the job candidate will choose steak
C. Strategy
The interviewer:
S = {chain,local}
Job candidate:
S = {(steak, salad} multiplied by {steak, salad}
= {(Steak steak), (steak salad), (salad, steak), (salad,salad)}
Answer:
a. in order to calculate this we must assume that the economy entered a recession:
degree of operating leverage = [($20 - $70)/$70] / [($260 - $520)/$520] = -0.7143 / -0.5 = 1.43
b. $14 million
Explanation:
strong economy:
total sales $520 million
<u>variable costs $420 million</u>
gross profit $100 million
<u>fixed costs $30 million</u>
EBIT $70 million
<u>income taxes $21 million</u>
net income $49 million
weak economy:
total sales $260 million
<u>variable costs $210 million</u>
gross profit $50 million
<u>fixed costs $30 million</u>
EBIT $20 million
<u>income taxes $6 million</u>
net income $14 million
Although humans made stone tools for 200,000 years the most sophisticated form and last complete stone tool kit is the <u>crude stone tools </u>represented by: the awl, atlatl and bow & arrow.
<h3 /><h3>What were crude stone tool?</h3>
Any tool that is partially or totally fashioned out of stone is considered a stone tool in the broadest definition. Even if there are still societies and cultures that rely on stone tools, most of them are related to extinct prehistoric (especially Stone Age) cultures.
Archaeologists frequently research these prehistoric societies, and the examination of stone tools is known as lithic analysis. To deepen our understanding of the cultural ramifications of stone tool use and production, ethnoarchaeology has been a useful research field.
Arrowheads, spearheads, hand axes, and querns are just a few examples of the numerous tools made from stone throughout history. Stone can be ground into tools or it can be shaped by a flintknapper into knapped implements.
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