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Dvinal [7]
4 years ago
15

Firms utilizing a competitive scope strategy can tailor advertising and promotional efforts to a particular market niche. T/F

Business
1 answer:
Liono4ka [1.6K]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The correct answer is False.

Explanation:

The competitive scope can be narrow or wide. In case of narrow, this means that the company is concentrated in a single segment or niche market. In the case of large, it means that the company seeks to reach a wider market that includes various market segments.

In this case it is believed that the company is already executing its broad strategy, so it could not adapt it to a particular niche.

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To record the cost of raw materials used in production.

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Credit Factory Labor $96,500

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7. Total cost of conversion (beginning WIP and cost added):

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8. The cost per equivalent unit for materials:

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9. The cost per equivalent unit for conversion:

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To record the manufacturing cost transferred to Finished Goods.

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16-b) The total cost accounted for:

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June 30 WIP = 9,000 pounds, materials (100%) and conversion (50%)

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Beginning Work in Process    4,300    $15,240           $12,760    $28,000

Started in June                     36,800      151,215           210,500      361,715

Total units and costs             41,100   $166,455       $223,250   $389,715

Ending Work in Process        9,000

Units transferred out            32,100

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Units transferred out           32,100          32,100

Ending Work in Process       9,000            5,400

Total equivalent units          41,100          37,500

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Cost per equivalent unit      $4.05           $5.95

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Ending Work in Process     36,450             32,130       $68,580

  (9,000  * $4.05 and 5,400 * $5.95)

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