Answer: Economies of scale pertain to the long run only.
Explanation:
Economies of Scale is a long run phenomenon and is defined as the cost advantage that a firm experiences as a result of an increase in its output. The benefit arises as a result of the inverse relationship between quantity produced and per-unit fixed cost. The higher the quantity of output that are produced, the lower the per-unit fixed cost.
Economies of scale leads a fall in the average variable costs with an increase in the level of output. This is as a result of synergies and operational efficiencies which comes into place due to the increase in the scale of production. Economies of scale is a vital concept as it shows the competitive advantages big firms have over the small firms.
Answer:
1. a GENERAL partner
2. a LIMITED partner
Explanation:
A GENERAL partner has responsibility or liability for losses beyond their investment. They are bound up to the extent of their personal assets incase the partnership is insolvent. They are also responsible in the management and decision-making process in the operation of the partnership. A LIMITED partner on the other hand is only liable in the partnership’s losses up to the extent of his investment in case of partnership’s insolvency. But a limited partner should NOT participate in the management and decision-making process of the operation in the partnership for him to be not liable up to the extent of his personal asset. A limited partner should also be recorded in the articles of the partnership as “LIMITED PARTNER”, otherwise he is liable as general partner.
Answer:
A. A change in the price of good X.
Explanation:
A demand curve plots price against quantity demanded. A change in price causes a movement along the demand curve according to the law of demand which says an increase in price leads to a reduction in quantity demanded and a fall in price leads to a rise in quantity demanded.
If the price of a complementary good increases, the demand for good x would fall and the demand curve would shift leftwards.
If income increases, and good x is a normal good, the demand curve would shift to the right.
If a change in taste and preference is in favour for good x, more of good x would be demanded and the demand curve would shift to the right.
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Answer:
vii) Which of the following best describes the company-related considerations (beyond software type) for the choice of a process methodology in a software project?
1. Company size and culture and geographic team distribution
2. Start-up vs established company
3. Software size
4. Risk-taking vs. bureaucracy
Explanation:
Answer:
Please see explanation
Explanation:
1. Machine hours used by Krazy Kayak are given as follows
Machine hours=Actual manufacturing overhead costs/cost per hour
=$428,000/41
=10,439 hours
2.Manufacturing overheads are underapplied because the actual overhead cost amounting to $428,000 is greater than applied overheads amounting to $405,900. The factory overheads are under applied by $22,100(428,000-405,900)
3. The journal entry to close out over or under allocated overhead are given as follows:
Debit Credit
Factory overheads applied $405,900.
Profit and loss account $22,100
Factory overheads Control $428,000
