Answer: Actual overhead costs always enter the Work-in-Process account.
Explanation:
The work-in-process account is an account where the value of goods yet to be completely produced are recorded while the overhead cost is simply a business running cost, that is cost on expenses the business makes to keep functioning.
Overhead cost is not recorded in work-in-process account, rather it is recorded as business expenses.
Answer:
a. Profit margin = Income from operations / Sales
Profit margin = $73,745/$1,053,500
Profit margin = 0.07
Profit margin = 7%
b. Investment turnover = Sales/Invested assets
Investment turnover = $1,053,500/$245,000
Investment turnover = 4.3 times
c. Rate of return on investment = Profit margin * Investment turnover
Rate of return on investment = 7% * 4.3
Rate of return on investment = 30.10%
Answer:
Option A. $20
Explanation:
Marginal cost be MC, marginal revenue be MR and . We know that
MR = ∆TR ÷ ∆Q
or
MR = (P∆Q+Q∆P) ÷ ∆Q
Here,
P is Profit-maximizing price
or
MR = (P∆Q ÷ ∆Q) + (Q∆P ÷ ∆Q)
or
MR = P + (Q∆P ÷ ∆Q)
we can also write the above equation as
MR = 
also,
Price elasticity of demand PED = 
or
MR = P + [ P ÷ (PED) ]
We know MR = MC
Therefore,
MC = P + [ P ÷ (PED) ]
(P − MC) ÷ P = −1 ÷ PED
Substituting the values provided in the question
MC = $10
PED = -2
we get
P = [ PED ÷ (1 + PED)] × MC
P = ( -2 ÷ -1) × 10
or
P =$20
hence,
Option A. $20
If the poverty threshold for a family of four with two
children was $18,850 in 2004, then a family earning a total household income of
$354 per week would be counted as poverty-stricken because the family
would only get $18,408 per year and that is less than $18,850.
