Answer:
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B. they deliver the money to the business immediately.
Answer:
Have little loyalty to their vendors.
Explanation:
Middlemen are intermediaries that buy goods from the producers and sell directly to the consumers. They assist the producers to get different feedbacks about the products from the consumer. Middlemen include wholesalers, retailers, brokers.
In some situations, middlemen increase the prices of various products thereby making it difficult for consumers to purchase, they also have little loyalty to the producers of a particular product they tend to purchase the product when there is high productivity but reject it when productivity reduces.
Answer:
A: Optimization in differences
B: Optimization in levels
C: Optimization in differences
D: Optimization in levels
Explanation:
Optimization in levels <em>Vs.</em> Optimization in differences
Optimization in levels is a method of selecting different alternatives on the basis of calculating net benefits( net benefits = benefits - costs) a person realizes from those alternatives.
Optimization in differences, on the other hand, is a method of selecting different alternatives on the basis of calculating change in levels of costs and change in levels of benefits to derive net change in benefits.
How to choose?
<u>Optimization in levels</u>: (net benefit) look at total benefit – total cost
<u>Optimization in differences</u>: look at the change in the net benefit of one option compared to another
Answer:
Annual demand (D) = 80 units x 250 days = 20,000 units
Ordering cost per order (Co) = $45
Holding cost (H) = 22% x $10.95 = $2.409
EOQ =√ 2 x 20,000 x $45
$2.409
EOQ = 747 units
Explanation:
EOQ is the square root of 2 multiplied by annual demand multiplied by ordering cost per order divided by holding cost per item per annum. Holding cost is 22% of the unit cost (22% x $10.95).
Answer:
Decrease in net income by $1,360
Explanation:
First, we need to prepare analysis of costs and savings if the company buys outside.
Please note that the fixed costs per unit are unavoidable and are irrelevant hence ignored in making this decision.
Analysis of costs and savings
Purchase price (400 widgets × $50 per unit) = ($20,000)
Savings:
Variable costs (400 widgets × $38 per unit) = $15,200
Fixed costs (400 widgets × $8.60 per unit) = $3,440
Net income effect
($1,360)
The effect of on net income if the company buys widget from outside is a decrease in net income by $1,360