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3 years ago

How does the work done by agriculture communications professionals compare to and differ from that of other marketing workers?

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Phoenix [80]3 years ago

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Answer:

Agriculture communications professionals need to have the same basic background on marketing, covering areas such as market research, product research, and market communication.

However, they will also need to have an agriculture-related background, because they need to understand the dynamics of the agriculture business, from farm issues, to the kind of crops or produce that they can buy or sell in a specific area, to even agricultural policy.

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Explanation:

Cost that would be avoided is:

= Direct materials + Direct cost + Variable manufacturing overhead + part of fixed manufacturing overhead

= 20.80 + 26.50 + 6.90 + (36.10 - 31.40)

= $58.90

If the outside supplier commits to 59,000 units a year, the company should not pay more than:

= (Number of units supplied * Avoidable cost + contribution margin on other product (opportunity cost) ) / Number of units supplied

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Answer:

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Slapshot Company

Income statement for the month of June

Sales ( 1,890 x $360) $680,400

Less Costs of Sales ($378,000)

Gross Profit $302,400

Selling Costs :

Commissions $68,040

Other Selling Expense $64,700

Administrative Expense $53,800 ($186,540)

Net Income $115,860

Explanation:

The Income statement shows the Profit earned during the reporting period. This is determined as Gross Profit (Sales - Cost of Sales) minus the Operating Expenses.

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Your supermarket is trying to determine how many meatloaf dinners should be produced on Monday. The Monday demand for meatloaf d

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Answer:

The recommended production quantity is that which maximizes profit.

Quantity 130

Explanation:

Quantity to produce is the problem here. Remember that this is one of the fundamental questions in the discipline of Economics.

- What to produce? - For whom to produce?

- How to produce? - In what quantity?

Possible Production Quantities:

100, 110, 120, and 130

Mean Demand = 100

Standard Deviation = 20

Lowest possible demand = 100 - 20 = 80units

Highest possible demand = 100 + 20 = 120units

* Solve, using the mean demand for each quantity level. Assume also that on every Monday, the minimum possible quantity is what is purchased. That's the safest assumption anyway.

FOR QUANTITY 100,

Revenue = 7×100 = $700 Direct cost = 2×100 = $200

Indirect cost = 0.6×20 = $12 Total cost = 200 + 12 = $212

PROFIT = 700 - 212 = $488

FOR QUANTITY 110,

Revenue = 7×110 = $770 Direct cost = 2×110 = $220

Indirect cost = 0.6×30 = $18 Total cost = 220 + 18 = $238

PROFIT = 770 - 238 = $532

FOR QUANTITY 120,

Revenue = 7×120 = $840 Direct cost = 2×120 = $240

Indirect cost = 0.6×40 = $24 Total cost = $264

PROFIT = 840 - 264 = $576

FOR QUANTITY 130,

Revenue = 7×130 = $910 Direct cost = 2×130 = $260

Indirect cost = 0.6×50 = $30 Total cost = $290

PROFIT = 910 - 290 = $620

Remember, the base assumption is that only the minimum quantity of 80units is bought each Monday. This is the only way to account for wastage; which costs 0.6 dollar per unit. So, the more the quantity produced, the greater the likelihood of wastage.

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