Answer:
$149,100
Explanation:
Given that,
Uchimura Corporation has two divisions: the AFE Division and the GBI Division.
Net operating income = $42,000
Divisional segment margin:
AFE Division = $15,700
GBI Division = $$175,400
Common fixed expense not traceable to the individual divisions:
= AFE Division's divisional segment margin + GBI Division's divisional segment margin - Net operating income
= 15,700 + 175,400 - 42,000
= $149,100
Before going to the cost and benefits, lets take a look first at the total of what Tim makes for the two jobs. In the first job, he is paid $7 per hour for 3 hours so that is $21 total for the first job. The second job offer is $10 per hour for two hours so that is $20 for the entire second job offer. If he is going to take the first job, he will have $1 more than the second job, however, he has to work an extra hour. However, if he takes the second job, he receives $1 less but has one hour more for himself. So if he were to take the second job, it will be more beneficial to him because he can get almost the same amount but doesn't need to work as hard
Answer:
It is more profitable to continue to rework the phones and sell them.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Signal mistakenly produced 1,000 defective cell phones.
<u>The $65 per phone is a sunk cost. It will remain on both decisions, therefore, we will not take into account to make the decision.</u>
Sell as it is:
Income= 33*1,000= $33,000
Rework:
Costs= 88*1,000= $88,000
Sales= 144*1,000= $144,000
Total gain= $56,000
It is more profitable to continue to rework the phones and sell them.
I think it is when the price is lower then in the past. I am not sure.
Answer:
Conceptual framework
The modern world is an OLRT (On-Line Real Time) world. The days of prolonged waiting for a report on the performance and financial position of a business are past. Time is money and time is limited. Information should be available as events occur because one event can mean the difference between success and failure.
The problem poses three questions and expects answers. The answers to all three questions are in the affirmative:
Financial information would be more useful, more relevant and more reliable in an OLRT electronic, paperless world
