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laiz [17]
3 years ago
7

The stage in the evolution of new products in which ideas that match company objectives are analyzed as to whether the firm has

the required expertise for the product's development and marketing is called
Business
1 answer:
qwelly [4]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The question is incomplete, it misses the options. The options are the following:

a) exploration.

b) Product development.

c) Test marketing.

d) Screening.

e) Business analysis

And the correct answer is the option A: Exploration.

Explanation:

To begin with, the stage of <em>"exploration"</em> in the process of developing new products by the companies is the one in where the expertises primarily focus on the devolpment of new ideas that may match with what the company is looking for and therefore that in this part it is quite common to do storm ideas or techniques like that in where the whole group focus on coming together in few options that will pleased the superiors that will later accept or not the idea and will pass the stage to the next one or will have to start thinking about new ideas.

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250000     100%               X= 20%

Machine C average rate return

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                        For July, August , September

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Budgeted ending inventory units        47,250  40,500      30,000

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Less: Beginning inventory units          27,000   47,250      40,500

Units to be purchased                         200,250  308,250   259,500

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September required units

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Total required in September      300,000

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September Beginning inventory

Total required                               300,000

Less: Budgeted purchases          259,500

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Beginning inventory of September = Ending inventory of August

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August required units

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Add: Budgeted sales    315,000

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August beginning inventory

Total required                        355,500

Less: Budgeted purchases 308,250

August beginning inventory  47,250

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Beginning inventory of August = Ending inventory of July

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July required units

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Add: Budgeted sales     180,000

Total required in July      227,250

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Total required                         227,250

Less: Budgeted purchases    200,250

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