<u>Calcualtion of Cost of goods manufactured:</u>
(Note: It is assumed that the Cost of Material used is equal to the Cost of Material Purchased $234,000)
Total manufacturing cost = Cost of Material used + Direct labor costs + Allocated manufacturing overhead costs
Total manufacturing cost = 234,000+180,000+260,000 = $674,000
It is also assumed that there were no beginning or ending work in process inventory, that means Total manufacturing cost shall be equal to Cost of goods manufactured.
Hence, Cost of goods manufactured = <u>$674,000</u>
The answer is 200%.
If we see the world population index and compare the population
in 1960 and 2000, we see that population in 2000 is double than 1960.
World population in 1960 = 3,007,751
World population in 2000 = <span>6,104,538 which is approximately double than 1960.</span>
So when
we express it as percentage multiply 2 with 100 and we get the percentage 200.
Answer: free trade
Explanation:
A policy of permitting the people of a country to buy and sell where they please, without restrictions, is referred to as the free trade.
Free trade allows countries interact with one another and trade the foods and services that they've.
Answer: $1.50
Explanation:
Based on the information given in the question, we are informed that the variable cost of each box is $1.50 and usually has a contribution margin of $0.80 per box.
We should note that the minimum transfer price that the box division should find as acceptable will be the relevant cost. In this case, the relevant cost is given as $1.50 pee box and therefore, the minimum transfer price will be $1.50.
Answer:
a. Debt Equity ratio is calculated by dividing long term Debt by total equity of the company.
b.Equity Multiplier or P/E ratio=Market value per share/Earning per share.
Explanation:
a. Debt Equity ratio is calculated by dividing long term Debt by total equity of the company. The Debt Equity ratio can be calculated using the Market value of debt or equity. It can also be calculated using the book values of debt or equity which are included in the balance sheet of the company.
b. Equity multiplier is also known as price /earning ratio. A price/earnings ratio or P/E ratio is the ratio of the market value of a share to the annual earnings per share. For every company whose shares are traded on a stock market, there is a P/E ratio. For private companies (companies whose
shares are not traded on a stock market) a suitable P/E ratio can be selected and used to derive a valuation for the shares.
Equity Multiplier or P/E ratio=Market value per share/Earning per share.
