Answer:
Direct materials of $60,000, direct labor of $52,800, utilities of $6,000, and supervisor salaries of $15,000.
Explanation:
For 10,000 units:
Direct materials (DM) = $50,000
Direct labor (DL) = $44,000
Utilities (U) = $5,000
Supervisor salaries (S) = $15,000.
For 12,000 units:
Direct materials (DM):
Direct labor (DL):
Utilities (U) = $5,000
Supervisor salaries (S) = $15,000.
Salaries don't rely on production volume and, thus, should stay the same.
Answer:
DSO is 50.34 days and late payment by 5.34 days
Explanation:
In this question, we use the day's sales outstanding formula which is shown below:
Days sales outstanding = (Accounts receivable ÷ Net credit Sales) × total number of days in a year
= ($60,000 ÷ $435,000) × 365 days
= 0.1379 × 365 days
= 50.34 days
Now, the customer paying early or late equals to
= DSO - Credit period
= 50.34 days - 45 days
= 5.34 days
The amount indicates a positive answer which reflects the late payment
Answer:
Agricultural specialists research farms and crops, collect data, and help farmers implement the best industry practices available. As an agricultural specialist, you also take the time to evaluate farmlands, cultivate relationships with others in the industry, and support land conservation efforts.
Answer: $360 billion
Explanation:
In a private closed economy, there will be two components missing which are Government spending and Net exports.
There will be no Government spending because the economy is private and there will be no net exports because the economy is closed.
GDP will therefore be:
= Consumption + Investment
If Investment is $12 billion then the equilibrium level of GDP will be the GDP which when Consumption is deducted, the investment amount of $12 billion will be the result.
That GDP level is $360 billion.
When the consumption amount of $348 billion is subtracted from the GDP, you get $12 billion for investment.
Answer:
1) country A has a comparative advantage in production of capital goods.
2) for country A 24 units of food can be traded for 10 units of capital goods,
for country B 30 units of food can be traded for 10 units of capital goods.
Explanation:
country A has a comparative advantage in production of capital goods because they have been able to produce more capital goods with the same amount of input (worker) than country B.
For country A, 120 units of food = 50 units of capital goods, therefore
10 units of capital good will be traded for (120 x 10)/50 = 24 units of food.
for country B 90 units of food is equivalent to 30 units of capital goods, therefore,
(90 x 10)/30 = 30 units of food
