Outputs of a purchasing process normally might include all of the following except: _________

The demand function is given by

Jlenok [28]

Answer:

Q=120−4P

Explanation:

putting P = 20 we get

q= 40

we know that elasticity is quantity demanded / price

20

40

=2

hence the correct option: D

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3 years ago

Sarah Parks is in the very early stages of putting together a business startup, and is thinking about writing a business plan to

Reptile [31]

Answer:

C. Summary business plan

Explanation:

A "business plan" is very important in order for a person to assess the success of his business. Among the choices above, the best answer is the "Summary business plan." This allows the entrepreneur to summarize the important points needed and to provide solid case of his business idea. This should also be clear and concise because it is going to be read by people who will be investing in the business. Examples of these groups are the banks and investors.

For startup business, it is important to include the following in the summary business plan: business opportunity, target market, business model, marketing and sales strategy, financial analysis, competition, implementation plan, owners/staff, etc.

So, this explains the answer.

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3 years ago

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Chuck Wagon Grills, Inc., makes a single product—a handmade specialty barbecue grill that it sells for $215. Data for last year’

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Answer:

Instructions are listed below

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Selling price= $215

Units in beginning inventory 0

Units produced 9,800

Units sold 9,300

Units in ending inventory 500

Variable costs per unit:

Direct materials $ 61

Direct labor 33

Variable manufacturing overhead 10

Variable selling and administrative 15

Total variable cost per unit $ 119

Fixed costs:

Fixed manufacturing overhead $ 274,400

Fixed selling and administrative 510,000

Total fixed costs $ 784,400

Absorption costing includes fixed manufacturing overhead in the cost per unit.

A) Unitary fixed manufacturing overhead= 274,400/9800 units= $28

Unitary cost= Direct materials + Direct labor + Variable manufacturing overhead + fixed manufacturing overhead

Unitary cost= 61 + 33 + 10 + 28= $132

B) Income statement:

Sales= 9300*215= $1,999,500

COGS= 132*9300=$1,227,600

Gross profit= $771,900

Total selling and administrative expense= 510,000 + 15*9300= 649,500

Net operating income= $122,400

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3 years ago

Maximum diversification benefit can be achieved if one were to form a portfolio of two stocks whose returns had a correlation co

lisov135 [29]

Answer:

-1.0

Explanation:

Diversification in a portfolio refers to spreading investments in such a way so as to minimize risk.

The correlation coefficient r between two securities signifies how return from one security is related with another security. For example, two securities of the same sector may move in the same direction or positively correlated as in if price of one rises, the price of other rises too maybe not by the same margin.

In case of a negative correlation, the security returns move in opposite directions i.e the securities are least related to one another.

Maximum diversification is achieved when r is equal to -1 i.e the two stocks move in opposite direction by the same magnitude.

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2 years ago

If you look at stock prices over any year, you will find a high and low stock price for the year. Instead of a single benchmark

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Answer:

High target price 38.8821

Low target price 29.6153

Explanation:

Calculation to determine your high and low target stock price over the next year

First step is to calculate the seperate yearly PE ratio for High and low price using this formula

PE ratio = Market price / EPS

EPS = B

Low = C

High = D

Let plug in the formula

Year 1

PE(High) C/B = $ 27.43/1.35

PE(High) C/B = 20.3185

PE(Low) D/B = 19.86/1.35

PE(Low) D/B = $14.7111

Year 2

PE(High) C/B = $ 26.32/1.58

PE(High) C/B = 16.6582

PE(Low) D/B = 20.18/1.58

PE(Low) D/B = 12.7722

Year 3

PE(High) C/B = $ 30.42/1.51

PE(High) C/B = 20.1457

PE(Low) D/B = 25.65/1.51

PE(Low) D/B = 16.9868

Year 4

PE(High) C/B = $ 37.01/1.85

PE(High) C/B = 20.0054

PE(Low) D/B = 26.41/1.85

PE(Low) D/B = 14.2757

Second step is to calculate the seperate Average PE for high and low price

Average PE

HIGH(20.3185+16.6582+20.1457+20.0054 / 4)

HIGH = 77.1278/4

HIGH=19.28195

LOW=($14.7111+12.7722+16.9868+14.2757/4)

LOW=58.7458/4

LOW=14.6865

(a) Now let calculate the high target stock price over the next year

Using this formula

High target price = Average PE(high) x EPS for next year

Let plug in the formula

High target price = 19.28195 x[(1+.09)×1.85]

High target price = 19.28195 x(1.09*1.85)

High target price = 19.28195*2.0165

High target price=38.8821

Therefore the high target stock price over the next year is 38.8821

(b) Calculation for the low target stock price over the next year

Using this formula

Low target price = Average PE(low) x EPS for next year

Let plug in the formula

Low target price = 14.6865 x [(1+.09)×1.85]

Low target price = 14.6865x(1.09*1.85)

Low target price = 14.6865×2.0165

Low target price = 29.6153

Therefore the low target stock price over the next year is 29.6153

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3 years ago

Outputs of a purchasing process normally might include all of the following except: __________