Answer:
Answer 1. Warranty expense to be recognized is ($11,000*0.04)=$440
Answer 2. Warranty liability at end of year one is $440
Answer 3. Warranty liability at the end of year two is ($440-$130)=$310
Answer 4.
Cash $11,000
To sales $11,000
(sale of copier recorded)
Warranty expense $440
To Warranty liability $440
(Warranty recorded at the end of year 1)
Warranty liability $130
To inventory $130
(Repairs done to copier)
Answer:
C. 8%
Explanation:
Future value factor:
= $18527.74 / $40000
= 0.4631935
At 8% for 10 years the future value factor is 0.4631935
Note: Proof of calculation is attached below as picture
Answer: Primary prevention
Explanation: Primary prevention precedes disease and applies to healthy clients. It is a level of health promotion that is concerned with reducing the incidence and prevalence of diseases. This is achievable because it focuses on preventing the disease before it develops and spreads across the population. Some examples of primary prevention include vaccination, immunization and frequent exercise. The later is what the employer aims to achieve by establishing a physical exercise area in the workplace and encouraging all employees to use it.
Answer:
One possible explanation is that the Blimpie franchisor is working properly since the franchisees are not receiving proper training and support in order to operate the franchise.
Another reason is that the Blimpie franchise model is simply not efficient (i.e. bad) and it is really hard to operate properly.
On the side of the franchisees, they might not have sufficient working capital since they budgeted higher revenues or lower costs. The franchisor shares the blame for this situation, since before establishing the franchise, the franchisor should request that the franchisee has enough enough working capital to operate the business properly.
I think that Spelling Corporation uses JUST-IN-TIME inventory method.
Just-in-time inventory method requires producers to forecast demand as accurately as possible to ensure that the supply is sufficient to cover demand without excesses that may result to wastage and losses. Just-in-time inventory method promotes increase in efficiency in producing products.
Other inventory methods are manual counts, perpetual inventory, first-in first-out (FIFO), and last-in first-out (LIFO).
