Answer: company’s direct labor budget = $320000
Explanation:
Given that,
Standard hourly labor rate in the Cutting Department = $12
It takes 30 minutes of direct labor time to cut the lumber
Tables take one hour to assemble
Standard hourly rate in the Assembly Department = $10
Lunchco’s production budget = 20,000
Cutting Department = production budget × direct labor time × Standard hourly labor rate
= 20000 × 0.5 hours/unit × $12/unit
= $120000
Assembly Department = production budget × Tables take one hour to assemble × Standard hourly labor rate
= 20000 × 1 hour/unit × $10/unit
= $200000
Therefore,
company’s direct labor budget = Assembly Department + Cutting Department
= 200000 + 120000
= $320000
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Answer:
(c). no longer satisfies a sufficient number of customers
Explanation:
Product deletion refers to removal or discontinuance of a product from the product line when such a product has been consistently incurring losses since a number of years and it's further continuation would adversely affect the other products and profitability.
A product is usually deleted from the product line on the grounds of it's failure in satisfying a sufficient number of customers.
Hence, the correct option is (c). no longer satisfies a sufficient number of customers.
Answer:
a) $ 333.67
b) 12.6825
Explanation:
a) The 333.67 amount is the payment per month without interest and of course interest will differ from month to month as the loan is amortized monthly. to get the payment using financial calculator its N= 60, I/YR = 12%/12=0.01, 15000=PV, FV=O THEN COMPUTE PMT
OR use the formula pmt= PV/1-1/(1+rate)^time/rate
b) To get EAR = (1+ rate/ compounding)^compounding-1
(1+0.12/12)^12-1
Answer:
b. issuing new equity
Explanation:
debt to equity ratio = Total debt/ Total equity x 100
and
interest earned ratio = Operating Income ÷ Interest charge
<u>Ways to decrease debt to equity ratio :</u>
1. Increase equity (no effect on interest earned ratio)
2. Decrease debt (increases interest earned ratio)
thus,
issuing new equity have no immediate effect on the times interest earned ratio but will cause debt to equity ratio to decrease.
