Answer:
Allocated to Totes =$ 13,620.94
Explanation:
<em>Allocated overhead to totes = OAR × actual direct labour cost </em>
Overhead Absorption Rate(OAR) = Estimated Overhead/Estimated Direct labour cost
Estimated Direct labour cost = (54×530) + (64× 390
)=$53580
OAR = $25,500/$53,580 = 47.59%
Allocated to Totes = 47.59% × (54×530) = 13,620.94
Allocated to Totes =$ 13,620.94
There are different kinds of theories. Compared to the other coaches, Doug seems to resemble more characteristics of Theory Y.
<h3>What does Theory Y assumes?</h3>
Theory Y is known to state or talks about a positive aspect or view of human nature and it is known to also assumes that people are generally industrious, creative, etc. and they can handle responsibility and also be self-controlled in their jobs.
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Theory Y managers are known to have the following qualities such as being optimistic, having positive opinion about other people, etc.
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Compared to the other coaches, Doug seems to resemble more ________ characteristics.
Multiple Choice
extrinsic
Theory Y
Theory X
evidence-based
contingent
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Answer:
$7,400
Explanation:
The impact on the company's overall profit is shown below:-
<u>Particulars Amount
</u>
Sales $50,320 (740 × $68)
Less : Variable cost
Direct material $30,340 (740 × $41)
Direct Labor $10,360 (740 × $14)
Variable Manufacturing
overhead
($51,000 ÷ 17,000) $2,220 (740 × $3)
= 3
company's overall profit $7,400
To reach the company's overall profit we simply deduct the Direct material, direct labor and variable manufacturing overhead from sales.
Answer:
11.00
Explanation:
36,000 net income
200,000 common stock / $4 per share= 50,000 shares
36,000 / 50,000 = 0.72 earnings per share
7.92 / 0.72 = 11
As long as the rate of return is bigger than the inflation, the value and amount of money will increase and so will the purchasing power: the correct answer is "it will increase".
For example, if you invest 100 dollars, you will receive 108 dollars back, and you'd need 103 dollars to have the same value of money as before - but you have more.
