Answer:
The correct answer is B
Explanation:
Delivery gap is the gap which is the difference among the service delivery policy and the standard and the actual delivery of the product or the service.
Marcel works in the department of linen, so when the customer reaches the store for collecting the tablecloth ordered by her but got disappointed by knowing that the delivery has been delayed. Therefore, Marcel is trying to cover the delivery gap by offering that the product will be delivered to the residence of the customer.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": Project organization.
Explanation:
Gobeli, D. and Larson, E. published in the <em>Project Management Journal</em> (1987) the <em>Relative effectiveness of different project structures</em> after their study on how projects are organized and how that organization affects the results of the team. According to them, superlative effectiveness is accomplished in project organization structures.
Answer:
Q= TFC/(SP-VC)
Break Even Point in Units = 1116.67 ≅1117
Explanation:
Dilts Company
Sales price $630,
Variable costs per unit $380,
Contribution Margin 300
Fixed costs $335,000
The Mathematical Equation
Q= No of units
Total Revenue= TR
Total Cost = TC
Total Fixed Costs= TFC
Variable Costs= VC
Sales Price = SP
Total Revenue= TR= Price Per unit * No Of units = SP * Q
Total Cost = TC = Total Fixed Costs + Variable Costs ( Number of Units)=
TC= TFC + VC*Q
Now according to break even the total revenue must equal the the total costs
TR= TC
SP*Q= TFC + VC*Q
On re arranging the above equation
SP*Q- VC*Q= TFC
Q(SP-VC)= TFC
Q= TFC/(SP-VC)
Number of Units=Total Fixed Costs/Sales Price- Variable Costs
b) Break Even Point in units = Fixed Costs/ Contribution Margin per unit
Break Even Point in units = Fixed Costs/ (Sales- Variable cost)
Break Even Point in Units = $335,000/ 300= 1116.67 ≅1117
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": Finished goods inventory.
Explanation:
Finished goods inventory refers to those products that have reached their maximum level of completion and are stored in the manufacturing company inventory waiting for retailers or end-consumers to demand them. Finished goods are also called <em>final goods</em>.
