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3 years ago

Which of the following is an example of a problem with logistics?

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Hey there!! The answer to your question would be answer A because they always wanna find a way to make a business better, the better it is the more customers you get!!

Hope this helped and have a great day ^-^

Bess [88]3 years ago

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<span>A: Two business partners have opposing visions for how a company should grow.</span>

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Fabian’s factory produces and sells computers and gaming consoles. Over time, he determined that he could produce gaming console

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D. Opportunity cost.

Explanation:

Based on the question, the only information we have to know what led Fabian's decission is the fact that it is <u>more profitable for him to produce gaming consoles than computer systems.</u>
Then, for him, it is costly to produce computer systems in terms of the earnings he would set aside if he does not produce gaming consoles (because he is producing computer systems instead).
Then, the opportunity cost of producing computer systems it is high: he could be earning more by producing gaming consoles.
Then, based on the opportunity cost, he decides to produce only gaming consoles.

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3 years ago

On January 1, 2005, Jambon purchased equipment for use in developing a new product. Jambon uses the straight-line depreciation m

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A. The total cost of the equipment.

Explanation:

Even if Jambon has not used the equipment in 2005 because it can only be used for the product that is to be developed in five years, Jambon still had to pay for the full cost of the equipment.

Because the equipment is laying idle, it is not depreciating. Therefore, the expense that Jambon is not incurring, is the depreciation expense associated with this equipment. This depreciation expense will only be seen in five years, when the product it was bought for is finally completed.

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3 years ago

1. A company expects to sell 400 units of Product X in January and then expects sales to increase by 10% per month. If Product X

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Answer:

1. $13,240

2. 16,000 units

3. 22,000 units.

Explanation:

The question is answered as follows

Part 1: Determine the total sales for the first quarter as follows

January Sales in Units = 400 Units

February Sales Units = 400 x 110% or 1.1= 440 units

March Sales Unites = 440 x 110% or 1.1. = 484 units

Total Sales = 1,324 x $10 = $13, 240

Part 2: Determine Production In August

Production in August making use of the relevant figures

= Expected units + (Expected units in september x 80%) - Inventory on August 1

= 12,000 + (0.8 x 15,000) - 8000= 16,000 Units

Part 3: Determine the Production Units as follows

Sales Units + Closing Inventory of finished goods - The Opening Inventory of finished goods

= 20,000 units + 5,000 units - 3000 units = 22,000 units

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3 years ago

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You want to buy a new sports coupe for $84,500, and the finance office at the dealership has quoted you an apr of 6.6 percent fo

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Answer: The monthly payment will be $2007.81.

We have:

Cost of the sports coupe (PV) $84,500

Annual Percentage Rate (APR) 6.6%

Loan tenure in months (n) 48

We can find the monthly payment by using the Present value of an annuity formula:

$\mathbf{PV_{Annuity}= PMT * \left ( \frac{1-(1+r)^{-n}}{r} \right )}$

Since APR is a yearly number, we need to convert it into a monthly rate.

So , $r = \frac{0.066}{12} = 0.0055$

Plugging values in the PV formula above we get,

$\mathbf{84500 = PMT * \left ( \frac{1-(1+0.0055)^{-48}}{0.0055} \right )}$

$\mathbf{84500 = PMT * \left ( \frac{1-0.768529253}{0.0055} \right )}$

$\mathbf{84500 = PMT * \left ( \frac{0.231470747}{0.0055} \right )}$

$\mathbf{84500 = PMT * 42.08559028}$

$\mathbf{\frac{84500}{42.08559028}= PMT}$

$\mathbf{PMT = 2007.813112}$

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3 years ago

Investors are willing to purchase stocks having high P/E ratios because:

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D. They expect these shares to have greater growth opportunities.

Explanation: P/E(price to earning) ratio is a ratio used in the stocks and other marketable securities to determine the price of the shares of a particular Company in relationship with the annual net income of the company per share.

A HIGHER PRICE TO EARNING RATIO INDICATES THAT THE COMPANY INVOLVED IS EFFICIENTLY UTILIZING ITS RESOURCES IN ORDER TO GENERATE PROFIT,IT ALSO SHOWS THAT THEIR IS HIGH DEMAND FOR THE COMPANY'S SHARES BECAUSE INVESTORS TRUST IN THE COMPANY'S ABILITY TO GROW AND MAKE PROFIT.

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