Franklin replies that Ashley should add information about the job responsibilities, work schedule, and starting date.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The job offer letter is delivered by the authority to permit and ask an individual officially to join the firm or an organization under given time period by responding in respective manner. This offer letter for job joining carry various basic information like
- Job profile: which carry the type of work candidate need to perform in firm.
- Job responsibilities: carry point wise all the work or duties one need to perform on daily basis especially and also occasionally like closing or festive time.
- Work schedule: carry the stage wise or time allotment to each duty respectively.
- Joining date: the very important information is date, time and venue of joining.
I can't tell but I'm thinking it's either A B or E I hope
Answer: A. and increases in government expenditures shift aggregate demand right.
Explanation: Government expenditures or spending affect the aggregate demand, because it is one of the component of aggregate demand. If there is an increase in government spending the aggregate demand will shift to the right.
When there is tax cut or reduction in tax, there will be more disposable income which will increase consumption and savings and in turn shift the aggregate demand to the right.
Answer:
$55,826
Explanation:
The computation of year 4 cash flow is shown below:
= Operating cash flow + required net working capital + after cash flow arise from salvage value
where,
Operating cash flow is $47,000
Required net working capital is $3,800
After cash flow arise from salvage value is
= Sale value - gain on salvage value × tax rate
The gain on salvage value is
= $5,400 - $3,800
= $1,100
So the after cash flow arise is
= $5,400 - $1,100 × 34%
= $5,400 - $374
= $5,026
Now the year 4 cash flow is
= $47,000 + $3,800 + $5,026
= $55,826
Answer:
a) 2,093
b) It will reorder once there are 420 units left (demand during lead-time)
c) 34 days
Explanation:
a) economic order quantity

<u>Where:</u>
D = annual demand = 21,900
S= setup cost = ordering cost = 50
H= Holding Cost = 0.50

EOQ = 2092.844954
b) it takes four days to arrive:
if it sale 420 units per week then:
420 x 4/7 = 240 units are demand during delivery
c) order cycle:
EOQ / Annual Demand
2,093 / 21,900 = 0,09557 x 365 = 34.8333 days
It will order every 34 days (if it orders after 35 days will face shortage)