During times of economic trouble, which are immigrants often accused of

The advertising committee for a politician is going door to door and asking people to put a big, ugly election sign on their law

Dahasolnce [82]

Answer:

B. the door-in-the-face strategy

Explanation:

The door-in-the-face strategy is a largely used method in social psychology, marketing and sales. It starts with the seller/advertiser/persuader having a big request for the other person, knowing it will probably be turned down. Afterward, the seller/advertiser/persuader proposes a smaller request.

Many studies and researches have shown that people would more often say yes to the smaller request when it is made following the large request, rather than the small request being proposed alone.

In this example, the advertising committee is hoping that people would surely accept the smaller lawn sign after they initially propose the big sign, due to this strategy.

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4 years ago

You decided to save all of tax refunds next four years. Given your projection of your annual income and effective tax rate, you

Galina-37 [17]

Answer:

Final value= $15,101.13

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

You believe that you will be able to invest $3,000, $3,300, $3,800, and $4,000 next four years. The interest rate is 5%.

To calculate the final value of each deposit we need to use the following formula:

FV= PV*(1+i)^n

Year 1= 3,000*1.05^3= $3,472.88

Year 2= 3,300*1.05^2= 3,638.25

Year 3= 3,800*1.05= 3,990

Year 4= 4,000

Total= $15,101.13

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4 years ago

A common solution to the free-rider problem is Choose one or more: A. for government to provide the good and then pay for its pr

seraphim [82]

Answer:

A. for government to provide the good and then pay for its production through taxation.

Explanation:

Free Riding is an economic problem implying usage of 'non excludable' good, by people not contributing to pay for it.

Example : Roads, Bridges etc.

One most suitable solution to free rider problem is : Providing it through government and treating all prospective beneficiaries as unified consumers set , dividing the entire total cost equally between all of them - through mechanism of taxation

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4 years ago

All raw materials used were traceable to specific units of product. Healey Company's total manufacturing costs for the year are:

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Question Completion:

Current information for the Healey Company follows:

Beginning raw materials inventory $25,200

Raw material purchases 70,000

Ending raw materials inventory 26,600

Beginning work in process inventory 32,400

Ending work in process inventory 38,000

Direct labor 52,800

Total factory overhead 40,000

Answer:

Healey Company

Total manufacturing costs for the year are:

$155,800

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Beginning raw materials inventory $25,200

Raw material purchases 70,000

Ending raw materials inventory (26,600)

Cost of raw materials used $68,600

Beginning work in process inventory 32,400

Ending work in process inventory (38,000)

Direct labor 52,800

Total factory overhead 40,000

Total manufacturing costs $155,800

b) The total manufacturing costs are made up of costs of direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead. These costs are incurred in the production process and can be traced to the units of product(s) being manufactured.

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3 years ago

Model, Inc., produces model automobiles made from metal. It operates two production departments, Molding and Painting, and has t

m_a_m_a [10]

Answer:

a) Molding Painting Total

Product costs:

Direct materials $242,500 $211,000 $453,500

Direct labor $327,500 $219,000 $546,500

Overhead $105,000 $82,500 $187,500

Subtotal $675,000 $512,500 $1,187,500

Period costs (service departments):

Maintenance $191,376 $24,624 $216,000

Accounting $171,171 $227,829 $399,000

Administration $153,410 $76,590 $230,000

Subtotal $515,957 $329,043 $845,000

Total costs $1,190,957 $841,543 $2,032,500

2) product costs per unit:

molding = $675,000 / 100,000 units = $6.75 per unit

painting = $512,500 / 100,000 units = $5.125 per unit

total product cost per unit = $11.875 per unit

3) period costs per unit:

molding = $515,957 / 100,000 units = $5.16 per unit

painting = $329,043 / 100,000 units = $3.29 per unit

total product cost per unit = $8.45 per unit

Explanation:

Molding Painting

Building area 441,000/497,700 = 88.6% 56,700 /497,700 = 11.4%

Employees 66/154 = 42.9% 88/154 = 57.1%

Equipment value $118/$177 = 66.7% $59/$177 = 33.3%

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3 years ago