Answer: A - factory Overhead
Explanation: Manufacturing costs are costs that a manufacturer incurres in getting the needed materials and costs incurred in converting the materials into finished goods for sale.
Manufacturing costs includes the direct labour, direct materials and factory/manufacturing overheads
Manufacturing costs are mainly uncured by a manufacturing company that converts raw materials into finished consumable goods.
Answer:
<em>For Year 2 and Year 1 the revenue to assets ratio is: </em>
<em>a. Year 2, 9.52; Year 1, 6.90</em>
Explanation:
<em>Year 2 Sales were equivalent to:-</em>
= 5,000,000 / (450,000 + 650,000) / 2 ]
= 9.52
<em>Year 1 Sales were equals to:-</em>
= 3,500,000 / [(565,000 + 450,000) / 2 ]
= 6,90
Answer:
$800 million
Explanation:
GDP = consumption (C) + investment (I) + government spending (G) + Net Export (NX)
Y = C + I + G + NX
The number of computers left is
= 1,000,000 - 200,000 (household) - 300,000 (businesses) - 300,000 (government) - 100,000 (Foreign)
= 100,000
This worth 100,000 × $2,000 = 200 million
300,000 computers × $2,000 = 600 million
Total of these two = 200 + 600 million
= 800 million
Therefore, the value of the investment component of GDP is $800 million.
Going from one country to another country for job and to earn money is called foreign employment. ... Due to lack of job opportunity, many Nepalese youths are compelled to go to various countries of the world in search of jobs
Answer:
(A) $1
(B) dividend 2% 1/6 of the total return
price 10% 5/6 of the total return
(C) dividen still yield 2%
capital loss 10%
Explanation:
(A) 1
the realized return are the dividend paid of $1 the increase in the stock price is an unrealizable gain until the stock is sold.
(B)
1/50 = 2% return 1/6 ofthe total return
5/50 = 10% return 5/6 of the total return
total 12% return
(c)
the dividend doesn't change
It will be a capital loss of 10%
45 - 50 = -5
-5/50 = -10%