The selling price per hat is mathematically given as
S=$62
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he selling price per hat?</h3>
Direct labor hours required to produce first 100 hats=10hr
Direct labour cost =20hr*60$/hour = $1200
Other Direct cost =100hats*19$/hat = $1900
Total Direct cost. = $3100
Selling price is 200% of Direct production cost
$3100*200% = $6200
The selling price per hat = $6200 / 100hats
The selling price per hat = $62
In conclusion, The selling price per hat = $62
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Answer: C. Profitability of unisex watches.
Explanation: Merchandising strategy is a business tactics or process that contribute or bring in sales of goods and services for profit.
Marisol made double profit when she added men cufflinks and men rings to her online jewelry store business. Now she wants to consider adding unisex watches to it, using merchandising strategy she should consider the profitability of " unisex watches ".
The answer
is False, whereas training focuses on specific job-related skills, development
is aimed at helping managers improve more general skills such as time
management, motivating employees, and solving problems. <span>Cognitive
ability tests are seen as aptitude tests because they focus on the question of
whether the person will be able to perform some specific task in the future.</span>
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
a. The amount of depreciation for 2017 using financial accounting straight-line depreciation will be:
= $39000 × 8months/5 years
= $39000 × 8months / 60months
= $39000 × 8/60
= $5200
b. The amount of depreciation for 2017 using the straight-line depreciation election will be:
= $39000 × 10%
= $39000 × 0.1
= $3900
c. The amount of depreciation for 2017, including bonus depreciation but no election to expense, that Mike could deduct using the MACRS tables will be:
= ($39000/2) + $3900
= $19500 + $3900
= $23400
d. If there is no income limit on the expense election, the amount of depreciation for 2017 including bonus depreciation and the election to expense that Mike can deduct will be:
= $25000 + $7000 + $1400
= $33400
