This is for osha right ? what are the choices ?
Answer:
a requirements contract
Explanation:
Since in the question it is mentioned that the company used its cork for the protective drinks and if Cat comes into an agreement with a cork exporter in order to buy all of the cork that is required to manufacture the products. This would represent the requirement contract
As the requirement contract is the contract in which the purchased agrees to buy all the goods that are required from a seller
Answer:
D. $144
Explanation:
With this method the last merchandise entered is the first to come out of existence.
At the time of the sale of May 20, the situation was as follows.
5/3 Purchase 5 units $20
5/10 Sale 3 Units
5/17 Purchase 10 units $24
5/20 Sale 6
The cost of selling these 6 units corresponds entirely to the cost of the purchase of May 17.<em> It does not matter that there</em> are still 2 unsold units of the previous purchase in the warehouse since we are using the LIFO method. So 6 units x $24 = $144
Answer:
a) An increase
Explanation:
The times interest earned ratio is a ratio that measures the portion of the income or earning that can be used to pay for future interest expenses. Times interest earned ratio is also known as the coverage ratio and it can be computed using the following formula:
Times interest earned ratio = EBIT / Interest expense .............. (1)
Where EBIT denotes earning before interest and tax.
From equation, it can be seen that there is a negative relationship between times interest earned and interest expense. That is, as interest expense increases, times interest earned falls. On the other hand, as interest expense falls, times interest earned increases.
Therefore, the correct option is a) An increase, that is a company with a decreasing interest expense would see an increase to its times interest earned.
Answer:
$18
Explanation:
The contribution margin per patron is the ratio of the total contribution to the number of patrons. The total contribution is the difference between the total sales and the total variable cost.
Hence, the contribution per matron may also be derived as the difference between the sales per patron and the variable cost per patron.
The variable cost here is the cost of providing dinner per ticket as such,
Contribution margin per patron
= $40 - $22
= $18
