<h3><u>Changes considered to reduce the cost of the project: </u></h3>
Cost Estimates of a Residential Design have the following elements:
1) Quantity Takeoff
2) Labor Hours
3) Labor Rates
4) Material Prices
5) Equipment Costs
6) Subcontractor Quotes
7) Indirect Costs
8) Profit Margin
Quantity Takeoff is the very basic element required in Residential Building. Labor hours and rates depends on the location, work difficulty, market value, and other extrinsic factors. Material prices and Subcontractor Quotes again depends on location, supply and demand. Equipment Costs depends on the location, place of purchase, transportation cost, size of equipment, etc. Indirect costs are overheads for labor and contractors.
As we can check the above elements, we cannot change Quantity takeoff, as no one wants to compromise in the quality. However, we can try to slightly negotiate with Labor rates and Subcontractor Quotes. Again, as mentioned the budget is significantly high, so we need to work on reducing 2 costs, which are Equipment Costs and Material Prices.
Answer:
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Answer: D) gain the attention of the consumer.
Explanation:
The first and foremost thing is marketing is to gain the attention of the consumer. This is why Adverts usually start with something eye catching and then move on to explain the product.
All other steps in the marketing process including development of brand awareness cannot be implemented if the consumer's attention is not gained.
The first and foremost goal of marketing in simple terms therefore is to first grab their curiosity then gain their attention.
Answer:
Division A
If Division A agrees to sell the parts to Division B at $18 per unit, the company as a whole will be:
worse off by $30,000 each period.
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Production capacity of Division A = 34,000
Selling price per unit to outside customers = $21
Variable cost per unit = $13
Total fixed costs = $105,800
Order from Division B = 10,000
Price that Division B purchases from outside supplier = $18
Selling to Division B instead of selling to outside customers will result in a loss of $3 ($21 - $18) per unit
The total loss = $30,000 ($3 * 10,000)
Answer:
Total cash collection= $53,000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Sales:
February $60,000
March $50,000.
Cash:
40% of the sales are in cash.
Credit sales:
50% in the month of sale
50% in the next month
<u>Cash receipts March:</u>
Sales in cash March= (50,000*0.4)= 20,000
Sales on account March= (50,000*0.6)*0.5= 15,000
Sales on Account February= (60,000*0.6)*0.5= 18,000
Total cash collection= $53,000
