To know which is more effective, let's just put a fictional number of 100 purchase to test it.
Option A: $2 per person, 60% purchase
Option B: $0.1 per person, 2% purchase
For Option A, cost would be $200 and ended up in 60 purchases
For option B, cost would be $10 and ended up in 2 purchases (if the cost is lifted into $ 200, the purchases is 2 x10 = 20)
Which means option A is more effective.
$695 per adult
$347.50 per child under 18<span>
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2) The area has a major shipping port.
4) There is a major city 50 miles away from the region.
5) The area has warm weather and ocean beaches.
Number 2 tells about the economy and how they trade. Number 4 tells about were the major city is which tells you that they aren't that big, so they don't have a huge economy. Number 5 tells you about how they might farm.
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Answer:
Here answer to the first fill in the blank is money paid and answer for the second fill in the blank is overall sacrifice.
Explanation:
Here Eddie has perceived price as money paid for the purchase of his favorite beverage, he is ready to drive 30 miles for this beverage , just because he is saving a dollar on it, so from the Eddie's point view , driving 30 miles to get the beverage is worth it . But as per the most of the customers , Eddie is making an overall sacrifice by driving 30 miles to get the beverage , just because he is saving dollar on it, so from the most customers point of view , driving 30 miles is not worth it and a lot of sacrifice is being made.
Answer:
Total total equivalent units for conversion are 17,000
Explanation:
Materials:
cost: 35,200
complete units 16,000
WIP 4,000 100%
BI 0
Total Units 20,000
Material Cost per unit : 1.76
<u>Conversion</u>
cost 37,400
<u>Equivalent Units</u>
The complete units count entirely. The WIP units work as much as process they receive. Finally there are no beginning inventory units
complete units 16,000
WIP 4,000 x 1/4 = 1,000
BI 0
Total equivalent units 17,000
37,400/17,000 = 2.2
Conversion cost per unit: 2.22
Equivalent unit cost: 1.76 + 2.22 = 3.98