Answer:
Reorder point = (weekly demand * lead time) + (Z * standard deviation * √lead time) = (294 * 10) + (2.326 * 90 * √10) = 2,940 + 661.99 = 3,602 units
Old safety stock = Z * standard deviation * √lead time = 662 units
new safety stock = 331
331 = Z * 90 * √10
Z = 331 / 284.60 = 1.163
Using Normal distribution function, the new confidence interval is 87.76%
Answer:
31 Dec 2021 Interest Expense $667 Dr
Interest Payable $667 Cr
Explanation:
The bond will pay the interest at maturity. However, following the accrual basis of accounting requires to match the revenue and expenses for a period and requires such transactions to be recorded in their respective periods. The year end adjusting entry will be made on 31 December 2021.
The interest expense for the period from August to December, 5 months, will be recorded on 31 December 2021 as interest expense and credit to interest payable.
The interest expense is = 16000 * 0.1 * 5/12 = $666.67 rounded off to $667
Answer: None of the above
Explanation:
None of the options seem to be correct.
Stakeholder is the people who are interested in the the decision made by an organization. When a change takes place in an organization, the stakeholders are affected by such change. Stakeholders include board, managers, shareholders, workers etc.
The first option is wrong as stakeholders are incidental to the change process. They're always ever present in the change process.
The second option is wrong as well. Some stakeholders are decision makers and can influence the potential outcome of organizational restructuring. e.g board etc.
The third option is also incorrect. This is because stakeholder expertise in managing change should be considered by change leaders in the planning of adaptable organizational structures. Some stakeholders are expertise in change management and their knowledge is needed when there is planning of adaptable organizational structures.
That means we're left with only the Fourth option which is the right answer.
Answer:
The correct option is :
This stock is overvalued; you shouldn't consider adding it to your portfolio.
Explanation:
The stocks that are in cedar valley corporation has a price that exceedes its present value from this statement the first given option doesn't justify as the stocks rates are not undervalued.
Now, in the second option its again given that the stock will be overvalued which is true but it should be added to the portfolio is not correct. so, this option is not considered.
In the third option it mentions that stock is overvalued which is the correct option and also that it shouldn't be added in portfolio.
And the last one states that its undervalued which restricts the option at this point only.
So, third option is correct.
Depends on what you are trying to fix