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Zolol [24]
3 years ago
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Reminder advertisements are especially effective for products in which stage of their product life cycle?

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1 answer:
FromTheMoon [43]3 years ago
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Reminder advertisements are especially effective for products in which stage of their product life cycle? Mature. Heading into the mature stage of the product life cycle shows peaking sales that eventually slow down. When the sales start to slow, advertisers will have reminder advertisements to remind consumers their product is still readily available for purchase. 
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DR Raw Material Inventory                             $30,000

CR Accounts Payable                                                     $30,000

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DR Work in Process Inventory                          $33,900

CR Raw Material Inventory                                                $33,900

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DR Work in Process                                            $‭7,430‬

CR Wages Payable                                                             $‭7,430‬

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= (150 * 15) + (220 * 17) + (80 * 18)

= $‭7,430‬

d.

DR Work in Process                                              $‭4,458‬

CR Manufacturing Overhead                                              $‭4,458‬

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CR Accounts Payable                                                              $4,765

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