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wait..no! He will just take our money. My answer is a maybe.
Answer: frictional unemployment
Explanation:
Frictional unemployment is also referred to as search unemployment. Frictional unemployment is the time that people spend between jobs when they are looking for a job or in cases whereby they are transferring from one job and looking for another job.
The turnover in the labor market is actually a reason for being frictionally unemployed. Also, when someone graduates from college, the person also begins to look for work. The person is frictionally unemployed during the time that he or she is looking for job.
Answer:
$35,706
Explanation:
Machining:
= Cost ÷ Total MHs
= $43,200 ÷ (7,300 + 2,700) MHs
= $43,200 ÷ 10,000 MHs
= $4.32 per MH
Order Filling:
= cost ÷ Total orders
= $13,900 ÷ (600 + 1,400) orders
= $13,900 ÷ 2,000 orders
= $6.95 per order
Overhead cost for Product N8:
= Machining + Order Filling
= ($4.32 per MH × 7,300 MHs) + ($6.95 per order × 600 orders)
= $31,536 + $4,170
= $35,706
Answer: a. $73,810.88
b. $10,185.18
Explanation:
a. The payments of $11,000 are constant so this can be considered an Annuity.
The cost of the Computer is it's present value which is,
Present Value of Annuity = Annuity Payment * Present Value Interest Factor of Annuity, 11%, 10 periods
= 11,000 * 6.71008 (Payment is made at the end of the year so this is an Ordinary Annuity)
= $73,810.88
b. When an Annuity is instead paid at the beginning of the period it is considered to be an Annuity due.
The formula is the same but for the figures ,
Present Value of Annuity Due = Annuity * Present Value Interest Factor of an Annuity Due, 11% , 10 periods
73,810.88 = Annuity * 7.24689
Annuity = 73,810.88/7.24689
= $10,185.18
Answer:A
Explanation:
Cash register : This is a type of occupational fraud in which an employee processes a fraudulent reversing transaction on a cash register to justify the removal of cash from that cash register.