Answer:
The price will decrease and the quantity of the product sold will increase.
Explanation:
The price quoted would be lower because the social costs are not part of the cost of the product. This would increase the demand of the product because financially it is more beneficial and the price demand relation says that when the price of the good decreases the demand of the product increases and vice versa. So this means that the company will earn more but the society will have to bear the cost of the negative impacts.
Answer:
The opportunity to grow under a famous brand and enjoy the advantages of a larger group of business owners
Explanation:
Opening a franchise is often considered a lower risk for an entrepreneur than setting up a new business because of "The opportunity to grow under a famous brand and enjoy the advantages of a larger group of business owners."
Other benefits to derived include:
1. There is operational support from the franchisor during the lifetime of the business arrangement, which may cover finances, training, accounting, etc.
2. The franchisee's management abilities can be enhanced without extra cost
3. Transactions established on proven and famous brands.
Answer:
An example of external failure cost is:
Scrap and rework during production
Explanation:
External failure cost is the concept used in the finance, business, and management sciences to qualify the loss of a business after a product is sold. Examples involve lawsuits, legal fees, returns, etc. Now, the argument behind the answer is that warranty claims on handling are not part of the company, but the carrier and the retailer company. but scrap and rework during production is an external failure cost because after the production and selling scrap and rework during production will remain.
Answer:
See explanation section.
Explanation:
June 1 Petty Cash $450
Cash $450
To record opening of petty cash.
12 Cash $11,381
Cash short and Over $14
Sales $11,367
To record the sales and finding the cash short and over.
30 Store Supplies $50
Merchandise Inventory $108
Office Supplies $106
Miscellaneous Administrative Expense $146
Cash Short and Over $6
Cash $416
To record the expenses cash short and over.
30 Cash $21,860
Cash Short and Over $19
Sales $21,879
To record the sales and finding the cash short and over.
30 Petty Cash $113
Cash $113
To record the increase of petty cash.
Answer:
Total= 42,400 units
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Houseman, Inc. anticipates sales of 43,000 units, 41,000 units, and 44,000 units in July, August, and September, respectively. Company policy is to maintain an ending finished-goods inventory equal to 30% of the following month's sales.
We will assume that the beginning inventory for July equals the 30% policy.
Production:
Sales for July= 43,000
Ending inventory= (41,000*0.3)= 12,300
Beginning inventory= (43,000*0.3)= (12,900)
Total= 42,400 units
