Answer:
Mighty Vita
Cashflow and timing
Year 0. Machine cost = -$160,000 (outflow)
Year 0. Set up costs = -$15,000 (outflow)
Year 0. Salvage of Old equipment = $12,850 (inflow)
Year 3. Savings on Overhaul of old machine = $11,050 (inflow)
Year 1 - 10. Variable Costs Savings = ($0.10 x 250,000) = $25,000 (inflow)
Year 10. Salvage value = $8,000 (inflow)
Answer: A) omitted from financial-statement disclosure
Explanation: significant accounting policies may not be omitted from financial statement disclosure because it allows, among many other benefits, for financial statements to be compared with other entities when they are clearly shown. It also helps prevents losses and the misuse of assets. It allows both present and potential investors to be able to study open accounting policies in order to make informed decisions and/or before investing in a business.
An “accounting disclosure” is a statement that outlines the financial policies of a firm, showing expenses and profits over a time period.
Answer: e. generating alternative goals and plans.
Explanation:
The step in formal planning process is the CEO performing when he debates between opening a new branch and reducing the prices is referred to as generating alternative goals and plans.
Here, the CEO wants to increase the sales of the company and in an attempt to do that he's considering different alternatives in order to know and decide which one will be best for the company to undertake. This means he is generating alternative goals and plans.
Options A-D are wrong as the CEO isn't monitoring, controlling or implementing any plan. Option E is the right answer.
Answer:
a. Transportation problems
Explanation:
In Business management, problems which deal with the direct distribution of products from supply locations to demand locations are called transportation problems.
Transportation is a supply chain technique which primarily includes all of the process involved in the distribution of finished goods and services from the production line to the consumers or end users, so as to meet their needs or wants.
1. Wrong model.
2. Model implementation.
3. Model usage.
4. Uncertainty on volatility.
5. Time inconsistency.
6. Correlation uncertainty.
7. Complexity.
8. Illiquidity and model risk.
