Answer:
$1,600 Unfavorable
Explanation:
Given that,
Budgeted fixed overhead = $1.00 per hour
Expected capacity = 5,000 units
Standard quantity = 2 hours per unit
Actual units produced = 5,200
Total overhead costs = $12,000
Controllable variance:
= Actual Overhead cost - Budgeted cost of actual production
= $12,000 - (Actual units produced × Budgeted fixed overhead × Standard quantity)
= $12,000 - (5,200 × $1 × 2)
= $12,000 - $10,400
= $1,600 Unfavorable
Answer:
b. It is important to realize that for training to be effective, both learning and transfer of training are needed.
Explanation:
Training is an educational process which involves the sharpening of skills, concepts, changing of attitude and gaining more knowledge to enhance the performance of the employees.
Answer:
a. $196
b. $88
c. $88
d. $88(x)
e. $20
f. $88
Explanation:
Given:
Rent = $20
Cost per Tux = $88
x = Number of tux
- Since $20 is rent regardless , how many tuxes we rent
Cost function C(x) = 88(x) + 20
A. Cost of renting two tuxes
C(2) = $88(2) + $20
= $176 + $20
= $196
B. All tuxes has same cost, so cost of second tux = $88
C. All tuxes has same cost, so cost of tenth tux = $88
D. Here variable cost means value of tuxes , so variable cost = $88(x)
E. Here rent is described as fixed cost = $20
F. Marginal cost = change in cost / change in quantity
= ${(2*88) -(1*88)} / 2-1
= $88
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "D": and saving would decrease.
Explanation:
Increases in interest rates are not beneficial for economic growth. <em>By paying more taxes companies' revenues are reduced discouraging entrepreneurs to go on new ventures</em>. Besides, entities would be pushed to take measures such as lay-offs to compensate part of the losses due to paying more taxes. <em>If unemployment increases the household savings tend to decrease.</em>
Answer:
Explanation:
B C and D have become tools that have been tried.
Deficit spending is a budget/government policy. Its use should be very limited.
Same with Increased Government Spending. FDR was the master at controlled government spending.
Reducing income taxes is another government policy.
So only A is an example of monetary policy. This is a regulation imposed on the Banks by the Federal Reserve.
