Answer:
$45,650
Explanation:
a) Calculations of Retained Earnings:
Beginning balance = $44,300
Net Income = 7,300
less Dividends -5,950
Ending balance = $45,650
b) A statement of changes in Retained Earnings is always prepared to include the net income available for distribution to stockholders and exclude the distributions already made to stockholders in the form of dividends before arriving at the ending balance of Retained Earnings. This later figure is reported in the Balance Sheet. This process is also part of the closing entries of temporary accounts to permanent accounts at the end of an accounting period.
The answer is "<span>Marketing stimuli".
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Stimuli refers to any materials or things which are used to provoke respondents in a market research setting. Stimuli might be physical, (for example, an item) or sound/visual, for example, a film or site.Stimuli are for the most part visual, sound-related, composed or material and are utilized to expand customary interviewing methods, planning to guide respondents to concentrate on the key research point with no verbal or direct inciting and to request a response.
Answer:
4,513 approx.
Explanation:
The computation of the minimum number of jars of silver polish is shown below:-
Sales revenue for one jar of silver polish $5.60
Sales revenue for 1/4 pound of Grit 337 0.85
($3.40 × 1 ÷ 4)
Incremental revenue from
further processing $4.75
($5.60 - 0.85)
Incremental costs of further processing:
Processing costs $2.40
Selling costs $0.40 $2.80
Incremental contribution
margin from further
processing into silver polish
per jar $1.95
($4.75 - $2.80)
Point of indifference denotes the point where all options are equally profitable. But after that we will see that more processing is profitable. This is due to the fixed costs involved in further production.
Thus Minimum number of jars needed to produce to justify the further processing = Avoidable Fixed cost ÷ Incremental contribution
= $8,800 ÷ $1.95
= 4,513 approx.
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