Answer:
<u>Since expected payoff for large job shop option is highest, firm should make large job shop option as capacity choice</u>
Explanation:
Expected payoff of any capacity alternative
= Probability of moderate acceptance x Payoff of moderate acceptance + Probability of strong acceptance x Payoff of strong acceptance
= 0.40 x Payoff of moderate acceptance + 0.60 x Pay off of strong acceptance
Thus Pay off for small job shop option
= 0.40 x 24000 + 0.6 x 54000
= 9600 + 32400
= $42,000
Pay off for medium job shop option
= 0.40 x 20000 + 0.60 x 64000
= 8000 + 38400
= $ 46,400
Pay off for large job shop option
= - 0.40 x 2000 + 0.60 x 96000
= - 800 + 57600
= $56,800
Answer: $76,400
Explanation:
GIVEN THE FOLLOWING :
TAXABLE INCOME = $160,000
MUNICIPAL INTEREST = $20,000
ENTERTAINMENT EXPENSE = $55,000
FUN.
CURRENT E&P = (taxable income + interest) - (expenses + Tax deduction).
CURRENT E&P = $160,000 + $20000 - (55000 + 15000 + (160,000*0.21))
CURRENT E&P = 160000 + 20000 - 55000 - 15000 - 33600)
THEREFORE CURRENT E&P = $76,400
Answer:recession
Explanation:A recession occurs when there are two or more consecutive quarters of negative economic growth, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) or other indicators of macroeconomic performance including unemployment
Answer:
a. Annual fee for licensing the school logo - Direct cost - Fixed Cost
b. Cost of store manager's salary - Indirect Cost - Fixed Cost
c. Costs of t-shirts purchased for sale to customers - Direct cost - Variable cost
d. Subscription to College Apparel Trends magazine - Direct cost - Fixed Cost
e. Leasing of computer software used for financial budgeting at the ECS store - Indirect Cost - Fixed Cost
f. Cost of coffee provided free to all customers of the ECS store - Indirect Cost - Variable cost
g. Cost of cleaning the store every night after closing - Indirect Cost - Fixed Cost
h. Freight-in costs of t-shirts purchased by ECS - Direct cost - Variable cost
Answer:
Credit Unions
Explanation:
Credit unions are non-profit making institutions established by large corporations or other entities to cater to their employee's financial welfare. They provide traditional banking services, although they operative like cooperatives societies. Credit unions are created, managed, and belong to their members.
Credit unions mainly offer credit facilities to its members. Because they are not for profits, they provide loans at very competitive terms compared to banks.