The assembly line is a classic example of the<u> job rotation</u> job design.
Explanation:
<u>Job design</u> can be defined as the technique that defines the contents of the job,methods that used for carrying the job ,relationship that should exist between the job holder and the supervisor
There are 4 types of Job Design :
- Job Rotation
- Job Simplification
- Job Enlargement
- Job Enrichment
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<u>Job Rotation:
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It is the method of job design which is helps to overcome the problem of boredom. Job rotation means shifting/moving an employee from one department to another. It is through a job rotation technique a employee performs different jobs but, the nature of the job remains the same
Answer:
The answer is:
A - Fixed Cost
B - Mixed Cost
C - Mixed Cost
D - Variable Cost
E - Variable Cost
F - Variable Cost
G - Mixed Cost
H - Fixed Cost
I - Variable Cost
J - Mixed cost
Explanation:
First let's define the terms:.
Fixed cost is a cost that wont change with varying output. Whether an output increases or decreases, it doesn't change.
Variable cost is a cost that changes with output. If output increases, variable cost increases and vice-versa
Mixed cost is also known as semi-variable cost. It has a combination of both fixed and variable costs
A - Fixed Cost
B - Mixed Cost
C - Mixed Cost
D - Variable Cost
E - Variable Cost
F - Variable Cost
G - Mixed Cost
H - Fixed Cost
I - Variable Cost
J - Mixed cost
Answer:
a. Accounts Payable
Accounts payable have a credit balance and will increase under credit effect and decrease under debit effect.
b. Advertising Expense
Advertising expense has a debit balance and will increase in case of debit effect and decrease in case of credit effect.
c. Service Revenue
Service revenue will be credited and will increase in case of credit effect and decrease in case of debit effect.
d. Accounts Receivable
Accounts receivables will be debited and increase under debit effect and decrease under credit effect.
e. Retained Earnings
Retained earnings will be credited and will increase in case of credit effect and decrease in case of debit effect.
f. Dividends
Dividends will be debited which will lead to an increase in it under debit effect and decrease under credit effect.
