Answer:
Divisional Product Structure
Explanation:
Divisional product structure functions in the manner that the business is centralized and then the resources are divided into various products depending on the needs of the product.
As the company which aims to produce more than one product and has diverse products, it can centralize the basic functions and then put specific consideration on the individual diverse products.
With this structure the organization can perform in each product segment with the increasing quality and generating greater revenue.
Answer:
Please see solution below
Explanation:
Bank reconciliation as at June 31st.
•Bank statement balance
$25,800
Add:
Bank service charges
$100
NSF check
$600
Wrong drawn
$400
Total
$1,100
Adjusted bank balance
$26,900
Bank reconciliation as at June 31st.
•Cash book balance
$27,500
Add: outstanding checks
$5,600
Balance
$34,100
Less: deposit in transit
($6,200)
Adjusted book balance
$26,900
Answer:
D. higher than the equilibrium interest rate.
Explanation:
The Fisher equation at equilibrium ; i = r + τe helps you to answer this question whereby;
i = nominal interest rate
r = real interest rate
τe = expected inflation rate
If we re-write it beginning with real interest rate ; r = i - τe .
So, considering the above equation, if the <em>actual</em> inflation rate turns out to be lower than <em>expected</em> , we will have a lower τe and the difference (i - τe) will be bigger making the real interest rate higher than equilibrium.
Answer:
1. The most that the farmer would pay to rent 20 acre is $100.
2. The price of wheat rose to $6 per bushel is $900.
Explanation:
Given the information, we have:
Total cost per acre
= $35 + $80 + $70 = $185
Revenue from wheat per acre
= 40 x $5 = $200
Contribution per acre = $200 - $185 = $15
The most that the farmer would pay to rent 20 acre is
==>20 x ($15 - $10) = $100
If the price of wheat rose to $6, the most that farmer would pay
= 20 x (240 - 185 - 10)
= $900
Answer:
(B) the macroeconomy
Explanation:
The condition of the macroeconomy would exert the most influence of a firm's decision to hire more workers. As economic growth increases and demand grows, the firm is likely to hire more workers to meet increasing demand for its goods. On the other hand, in an economic recession, the firm is likely to hire less and even lay off its existing workers as demand for its goods reduces.
Option A is incorrect as a firm would not hire more workers even at low wage levels if the economy is in a recession. Option C is incorrect as the level of a firm's income would likely not be considered in its hiring decision if demand for its goods was very high. Option D is incorrect as the household income would likely not be considered by the firm in its hiring decision.
