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alexira [117]
3 years ago
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Julian, the owner of a t-shirt shop, attended an entrepreneurship workshop that 6) discussed the triple bottom line, which measu

res an organization's ________ performance. A) financial, diversity, and environmental B) social, synergy, and overall C) social, sustainability and financial D) social, environmental, and financial E) marketing, profit, and efficiency
Business
1 answer:
hjlf3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

D) social, environmental, and financial 

Explanation:

The triple bottom line is an accounting framework that recommends that companies should not only focus on maximising profit but they should focus on social and environment concerns.

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Per unit mineral cost=1,372,800/52,800

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b.                      Total Factory   Per-Case Factory

                            Overhead         Overhead

Tortilla chips         $20,928              $7.75

Potato chips             17,440                11.63

Pretzels                   36,275                9.30

Total                      $74,643

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a) Data and Calculations:

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Factory depreciation           $17,167

Indirect labor                       42,545

Factory electricity                 4,852

Indirect materials               10,076

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Administrative expenses   13,435

Total costs                       $111,960

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Tortilla chips                 2,700                  0.10               270

Potato chips                  1,500                  0.15               225

Pretzels                        3,900                  0.12               468

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Pretzels                         468 * $77.51 =    36,275        3,900       $9.30

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Percentage of cost of goods sold 60%   60% 60%

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