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wolverine [178]
3 years ago
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While preparing the annual advertising budget, Tracy, the chief marketing officer of an online furniture store, is deciding whic

h categories of products from the company's portfolio would need to be advertised most often. In the given scenario, which of the following decisional roles is best illustrated by Tracy?
A) The disturbance handler roleB) The resource allocator roleC) The disseminator roleD) The spokesperson role
Business
1 answer:
LiRa [457]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

b. The resource allocator role

Explanation:

The resource allocator role -

It refers to the person , who represents and decides the resources , is referred to as the resource allocator .

All the resources and funds are handled by the resource allocator .

Any major decision or any confusion about the certain goods and services is resolved by the resource allocator .

Hence , from the given scenario of the question ,

The correct option is b. The resource allocator role .

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A. Madeline's accounting cost is $75,000

B. Madeline's economic cost is $100,000

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D. Madeline's economic profit is is $50,000

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A. To calculate Madeline's accounting cost we would have to make the following calculation:

Madeline's accounting cost=cost of supplies+rent+labour costs

Madeline's accounting cost=$50,000+$10,000+$15,000

Madeline's accounting cost=$75,000

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Madeline's economic cost=explicit cost+implicit cost

=$75,000+opportunity cost

=$75,000+0.10*$50,000+earning job

=$75,000+$5,000+$20,000

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C. To calculate Madeline's accounting profit we would have to make the following calculation:

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D. To calculate Madeline's economic profit we would have to make the following calculation:

Madeline's economic profit=revenue-economic profits

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opening balance         $56000             $36000

net income                                                                  $90000        $90000

salaries                        $24000            $12000        -$36000        $54000

interest @ 10%             $5600               $3600          -$9200         $44800

Profit share 70 : 30%   $31360              $13440         -$44800          $0

closing balance         $116960             $65040        

DETAILS                     McGill                   Smyth            total              remaining

opening balance         $56000             $36000

net income                                                                  $30000           $30000

salaries                        $24000            $12000        -$36000          - $6000

interest @ 10%             $5600               $3600          -$9200           -$15200

loss share 70 : 30%     -$10640            -$4560          +$15200              $0

closing balance          $74960           $47040

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1 . Debit partnership summary income account $90000, credit capital accounts McGILL ; salary 24000, interest on capital 5600, profit share 31360. Symth ; salary 12000, interest on capital 3600, profit share 13440

2 . Debit Partnership  summary income account 30000 , credit Capital accounts McGill : salary 24000 , Smyth : 12000 , Interest on capital account McGill : 5600, Smyth 3600.

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