Explanation:
Every year's investment on the physical capital may decrease the profit rate of the company though it is true that the fast computers and technological items can improve the productivity of the workers.
Every year investment is not required for the employees from company's point of view as they think it is over expending on the products which are not necessary and relevant.
Answer:
Incomplete question. Here's likely the complete question;
In this, the first case, Lee High, the newly hired cost accountant, computes the variable cost and the fixed cost per unit at a volume of 500 units of Great Heath per week. He uses this information to develop some guidelines for pricing. His boss, Charlton Blackheath, endorses the guidelines and adds a feature: a higher commission on sales at a higher price.
When both High and Blackheath are away, the file clerk, Adelaide Ladywell, accepts an order below the guidelines and is fired...Evaluate the decision made by Adelaide.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Although Adelaide Ladywell acted presumptuously (without permission), her decision was still profitable. By looking at the costs per unit presented, the product's selling price wasn't lower than the fixed costs, therefore her actions were not a totally bad one.
The longer the period of time the higher the interest rate
To solve:
If we assume there are 30 days in the month then the policy was held by the original owner from November 1st – May 15th which is 195 days. Assuming there are 30 days in the month there are 360 days in the year and that is equal to 1,080 for the insurance policy. If we divide the price of the policy, $1,164 by the amount of days the policy will be held for 1,080 then the policy is worth $1.08 a day. Next, take the amount of days the original owner held the policy and multiply it by the amount per day the policy costs (195)($1.08) = $210.60 Then, we need to subtract $210.60 from the full cost of the policy ($1,164 - $210.60) = $953.40 The buyer should pay the seller $953.40 at closing.
Answer:
c. credit to Sales Revenue for $72,380.
Explanation:
Since AAA Car Repair's total purchases exceed $200,000 for the year, they are eligible for the 3% rebate on purchases above $60,000. Only the fraction of the purchase over $60,000 should get the 3% rebate, the first $60,000 get the 2% rate.
Therefore, the total sales amount recorded by P & G Auto Parts by selling $74,000 of parts to AAA is:
There should be a credit to Sales Revenue for $72,380.
