Answer:
Target costing
Explanation:
-High-low pricing is when companies initially establish a high price for a product and then, they decrease it when people are less willing to buy it.
-Everyday low pricing is when companies offer low prices on their products all the time.
-Cost-plus pricing is when companies determine the cost of the product and add the profit margin they need to establish the price of the product.
-Target costing is when companies establish a target cost for the product by taking the price and subtracting the margin they expect from it.
-Competition-based pricing is when companies use the price the competitors have for the same product to establish the price.
According to this, the answer is that the situation exemplifies target costing.
Two taxes on employers, two taxes on employees, OASDI and HI taxes and taxes on the net earnings of the self-employed
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Contribution margin per unit = Sales - variable cost
Contribution margin per unit (Model A) = $432 - $404
Contribution margin per unit (Model A) = $28 per unit
Contribution margin per unit (Model B) = $410 - $304
Contribution margin per unit (Model B) = $106 per unit
False, Contribution margin per unit (Model B) is higher so, motivated to push sales of Model A will be false.
Break-even in units = Fixed cost / Contribution margin per unit
Break-even in units (Model A) = Fixed cost / $28
Break-even in units (Model B) = Fixed cost / $106
Answer: $1,900
Explanation:
Theft loss deduction is calculated by adjusting the fair market value of the asset for a theft loss floor limitation of $100 and 10% of the person's AGI.
Theft loss deduction is:
= Fair value -Theft floor limitation - 10% of AGI
= 7,000 - 100 - (10% * 50,000)
= $1,900