Answer: Option (E)
Explanation:
Supply chain management is referred to as or known as broad/wide range of activities which are required in order to control, plan, and execute a commodity's flow, i.e. from the primary stage of acquiring raw material and thus production to the final stage of distribution to consumer, in most streamlined, efficient and effective way that is possible.
In other words it encompasses or encloses integrated execution and planning of a procedure which is required in order to optimize flow of the material, financial capital and information in areas which include sourcing, demand planning, production, storage and inventory management, logistics and also the return of defective products.
Answer:
A. The demand curve shifts to the left
Explanation:
Bread and butter are compliment goods. They offer the consumer a high utility when consumed together. An increase in demand for bread will increase the demand for butter. Changes in the price of bread will affect the demand for butter.
An increase in the price of bread leads to a decrease in demand. Reduction in bread demand means that butter consumption will decline as there will be less bread to apply butter. A decrease in demand will prompt the demand curve to shift inwards.
Answer:
$100,890
Explanation:
To determine the value of the debt we must calculate the present value of the note:
present value = future value of the note / (1 + interest rate)⁵
present value = $170,000 / (1 + 11%)⁵ = $170,000 / 1.11⁵ = $170,000 / 1.685
present value = $100,890
Answer:
72000
Explanation:
Break even formula:
Break even in units=Fixed cost/Contribution margin per unit
= $ 36,000 / $ 6
= 6,000 Units
[Contribution margin=Sales price-Variable cost=12-6]
Break Even in Dollars = Break Even in Units * Selling Price Per Unit
= 6,000 Units * $ 12 Per Unit = $ 72,000
Answer:
$100,000
Explanation:
If the individual transfers personal property to a tax-exempt entity and the corporation uses the asset in a similar way to its tax-exempt intent, the individual is entitled to subtract the property's fair value.
in this scenario, Maple Corp. has the right to deduct $100,000 (market value of painting) from his taxable income.
