<span>It definitely would be bad for most people. It would increase the price on a very common item that the majority of the population consumes and that would be harmful to the economy in an important aspect of the economy. It might also even limit the diversity of flavors and brand innovation.</span>
Answer:
a. The answer is:762 bottlé.
b. The answer is: 487 bottles.
Explanation:
a. The economic order quantity is calculated as:
=
= 762 units because: D = annual demand = Weekly demand x week opening per year = 134 x 52 = 6968; S = Cost per order = 25; H = Holding cost per unit = 15% x purchase price = 15% x 4 = 0.6
b. Inventory level to place order:
With the inventory system providing a 95 percent service probability, z level is 1.64 (using the NORM.S.INV function in excel).
So Inventory level to place order = 134 * 3 + 1.64 * 30 * 3^0.5= 487 bottles.
The majority of private sector employment in the u.s. economy is in the services.
The private sector is the part of the economy, generally pertain to as the citizen sector. Which is ruled by private individuals or groups, usually as a means of firm for profit and it is not regulated by the State.
Answer and explanation:
<em>Check the attached file for a well formatted answer</em>
Headland Company
Pension worksheet 2020-2021
General Entries Memo Record
Items Annual Pension expense Cash OCI- Prior service cost OCI- Gain/Loss
Answer:
The dollar amount that should be credited to Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts at year end is $ 12,100
Explanation:
Providing allowance for doubtful debts
A provision is made for the debts which are likely to be uncollectable by a company.This amount is used to adjast the Trade Receivable balances to show a faithful representation of assets a beusiness has at end of year.
Calculations
<em>December 31, 2018 Arundel Company`s Allowance for Doubtful debts is calculated as follows</em>
Credit Sales × % of allowed provision
$805,000 × 2.0%
$16,100
<em>Adjastment to be done in Allowance for Doubtful Debts Account:</em>
<em>Hint : Open Allowance for Doubtful Debts T Account:</em>
<u>Credits :</u>
Opening Balances 4,000
Balancing Figure (Profit and Loss) 12,100
Totals 16,100
<u>Debit:</u>
Closing Balance 16,100
Totals 16,100