Answer:
Differential income = $960
Explanation:
<em>In a special order decision , the offer should be accepted if the sales revenue from the order is greater than the relevant costs of the special orders.</em>
The relevant costs of the special order = variable cost + additional cost of special stitching machine
$
Sales revenue (120× $18) 2,160
The relevant costs of the special order
= (120×8) + (120×2) <u>(1,200)</u>
Differential income <u> 960</u>
Answer:
The correct answer is True.
Explanation:
Cost allocations move costs and revenues between cost types, cost centers and cost objects. You can define as many assignments as you need. Each assignment consists of:
- An origin assignment.
- One or more assignment destinations.
The allocation source establishes what costs should be allocated, and the allocation destinations determine where the costs should be allocated. For example, an origin of allocation may be the costs of the type of cost Electricity and Heating. Assign all electricity and heating costs to three cost centers: Workshop, Production and Sales. These cost centers are the allocation destinations.
For each assignment source, you can define an assignment level, a validity period and a variant as a group identifier. You can use a batch job to define filters to select assignment definitions and then run cost assignments automatically.
Answer:
They will have a loss of $2000
Explanation:
The reason is that the short term investments are always valued at market value and the market value of 6000 shares that are left unsold are valued at $28 per share which is $2 lower than the $30 price paid to purchase 8000 shares.
The 2000 shares out of 8000 shares were sold at $35 which means the total gain on sale = ($35-$30) * 2000 shares = $10,000
On the other hand the market value of the 6000 shares left unsold is $28.
This means the net loss on decrease in value of the shares left unsold at the end of the year = ($30 - $28) * 6000 shares = $12,000
The net gain / (loss) = Gain on sale - Loss on decrease in Market value
The net gain / (loss) = $10,000 - $12,000 = ($2,000)
Answer:
Spiral in
Explanation:
Straight path can lead you to a random career choice that you do not like. Final destination does not give you enough time to choose something you will be doing for the rest of your life. However, circling will never get you to decide, so the last option is most ideal