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What is an annual pre tax income

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Pretax earnings are a company's earnings after all operating expenses, including interest and depreciation, have been deducted from total sales or revenues, but before income taxes have been subtracted.

shutvik [7]3 years ago

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<span>Pretax earnings are a company's earnings after all operating expenses, including interest and depreciation, have been deducted from total sales or revenues, but before income taxes have been subtracted.</span>

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a) Rp= 200,000 / (50 X 10 X 8)= 50.0 units /hr

b) Tc= E/Rp= 60 (0.95) /50 =1.14 min

Ts= Tc - Tr = 1.14 - 0.15 = 0.99 min

w= Min Int > Twc/EbTs= 15.0 X 60 / (0.93 X 0.99) ) 944.5 rounded: 978 workers /shift

Total number of workers = 1956 over 2 shifts

n= w/M = 978/2.2 = 444.3 rounded 445 stations

Annual workload WL = 200,000 cars x 15/hr/car = 3,000,000 hr/work

with 1956 workers,= 1956 (50 X 10 X 8) = 3,912000 hr

This doesn´t include E, Eb and Er

E= 0.95 (given), Eb= 0.93 and Er= 0.99/1.14= 0.8684

Usable service time: 3, 912,000 (0.95) (0.93( (0.8684) = 3,912,000(0.767) = 3,001, 409 hr

C) the plant operates (50 weeks/yr)(10 shifts/week) (8 hr(shift) = 4000 hr/yr

Total hourly labor rate= $30 + $15= $45/hr

total labor cost = (1956 workers) (2000 hr/wrk-yr) ($45/hr) = $176,040,000

LAbor cost in trim-chassis-final per car= 176,040,000/200,000 = $880.20/car

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Eastman Kodak reported that the cost of its PPE on December 31, 2010 was $6,805 million. On January 1, 2010, it had been $7,327

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Answer:

Kodak sold its PPE for $108 million

Explanation:

The question here has missing sales figure for a PPE item for which the gain on sale is $14 million (given) .Sale price of PPE item are obtained from a PPE Disposal account.We need to first find the other missing figures of 1. Cost of the Sold PPE and 2. The Accumulated Depreciation of the Sold PPE item. After that we complete our PPE disposal account to find the missing figure of the Sale Price of PPE.

1. Cost of Sold PPE

Open a PPE at Cost Account: Opening Balance $ 7327 million (Debit), Addition of PPE $ 254 million (Debit),Closing Balance $6805 million(Credit).The Balancing figure of this account $ 776 million (credit) {7327+254-6805} is the cost of the PPE item sold.

2. Accumulated Depreciation of the Sold PPE Item

Open a PPE Accumulated Depreciation Account : Opening Balance $ 5516 million (Credit), Depreciation Expense $ 420 million (Credit), Closing Balance $ 5254 million (Debit). The Balancing figure of this account $682 million (Debit) is the Accumulated Depreciation of the PPE item disposed or sold.

3. Disposal Account and Calculation of the Sale Price (Balancing figure)

Open a PPE Disposal Account : Cost of PPE $ 776 million (Debit), Gain on Sale of PPE $ 14 million (Debit), Accumulated Depreciation of the PPE Sold $ 682 million (Credit). The Balancing figure of this account $ 108 million (Credit) {776+14-108} is the Sale Price of PPE item.

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A fall in the price of a product might cause a household to shift its purchasing pattern away from substitutes toward that produ

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Answer:

The correct answer is: substitution effect.

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The price of a product is inversely related to the quantity demanded. This implies that an increase in the price will cause the quantity demanded to decrease and vice versa.

The consumers always prefer a cheaper substitute. So in case of a price rise of a product, the consumers will move to a substitute at lower price.

If there is a fall in the price of the product, the consumers will move away from the substitute to the product.

This is known as the substitution effect.

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