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Savatey [412]
4 years ago
5

Social responsibility is

Business
1 answer:
snow_tiger [21]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The correct answer is D.

Explanation:

The term social responsibility can be defined as an ethical framework or idea where the individuals and organizations feel obligated to work for the benefit of society at large. They feel accountable to a larger society.  

We know that a trade-off exists between economic growth and the welfare of society. The idea of social responsibility is to make an equilibrium between these two such that both economic growth and social welfare is achieved.  

This idea is not only limited to organizations but to anyone whose actions affect the environment.

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<em><u>Widmer Watercraft</u></em>

<em><u>Journal Entries</u></em>

Sr No                      Particulars                 Debit                   Credit

a.                      Materials                    $200,000

                     Accounts Payable                                         $ 200,000

Purchased raw materials on credit, $200,000.

b.             Work in Process Job 136        $ 48,000

              Work in Process Job 137            32,000

               Work in Process Job 138           19,200

              Work in Process Job 139           22,400

                Work in Process Job 140           6,400

                                       Materials                                      $  128,000  

Total direct materials 128,000 issued.

           Factory Overhead Control Account  19,500

                                    Materials                                      $  19,500  

Indirect materials 19,500 issued.

c.                  Factory Overhead- Equip       15,000

                                     Cash                                          15000    

Paid $15,000 cash to a computer consultant to reprogram factory equipment.

d.              Work in Process Job 136      $12,000

                Work in Process  Job 137      10,500

                 Work in Process Job 138      37,500

                 Work in Process Job 139      39,000

                Work in Process  Job 140       3,000      

       Factory Overhead Control Account  24,000

                    Wages Control Account                                $ 126,000

Total direct labor 102,000 charged to production, Indirect labor 24,000  Charged to  Factory Overhead.

e.                Work In Process Job 136      $24,000

                  Work in Process Job 138      75,000

                 Work in Process Job 139      78,000

                Applied Overhead                                           255,000

Applied overhead to Jobs 136, 138, and 139 at 200% of Direct Labor Cost.

         Applied Overhead Control Account  $ 255,000

               Factory Overhead Control Account                   $ 255,000

Applied Overhead Closed To Actual Overhead Account.

f.          Finished Goods Control  Account       $ 355,100

                                   Work in Process Job 136                  84000

                                   Work in Process Job 138                 131,700

                                     Work in Process Job 139              139,400

Transferred Jobs 136, 138, and 139 to Finished Goods.

g.                    Cost of Goods Sold          215,700

                      Finished Goods                                      215,700

Sold Jobs 136 and 138 on credit at a total price of $525,000.

                   Accounts Receivable          $525,000                

                                      Sales                                   $525,000

h.       Factory Overhead Control Account $ 149,500

               Provision For Depreciation Account            $68,000

               Prepaid Insurance Expense                           $ 10,000

    Accumulated Depreciation Factory Equip.             36,500

           Property Taxes Payable Account                      35,000

The company incurred the above overhead costs during the month.

i.          Work in Process  Job 136       21,000    

              Work in Process  Job 140       6,000    

               Factory Overhead Control Account              27,000

Applied overhead at month-end to the Work in Process Inventory account (Jobs 137 and 140) using the predetermined overhead rate of 200% .        

                 

                     

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Explanation:

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