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3 years ago

Which examples demonstrate common E-marketing work environments? Check all that apply.

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2 answers:

Verdich [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

A and D

Explanation:

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natta225 [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

A. Homer works alone at his desk using a computer for long periods of time.

D. Yoko meets with other workers to discuss projects and ideas.

Explanation:

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Explanation:

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When economists refer to "demand," they are speaking of:a) how much everyone wants of all products bought and sold in the nation

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Answer:

d) all of the above.

Explanation:

All of the above statement correspond to different definitions of demand that economists use on a daily base.

Statement A) refers to aggregate demand, which is roughly equivalent to GDP.

Statement A.2) refers to demand schedule, which is also simply referred to as demand in the press, or in informal contexts.

Statement B) refers to an equilibrium quantity demanded, which occurs when supply and demand meet under an equilibrium price.

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A company reported that its bonds with a par value of $50,000 and a carrying value of $59,000 are retired for $62,400 cash, resu

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Answer:

The answer is ($62,400)

Explanation:

Cash flow only deals with cash. Statement of Cash flow is one of the three Financial statements and this records ONLY the cash that is coming in and out of the business

The company coughed out $62,400 cash. This is the money that will be recorded under cash flows from financing activities and not the $59,000.

So the narration will be:

Cash for retiring bonds.......($62,400)

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You have been engaged to review the financial statements of Sage Corporation. In the course of your examination, you conclude th

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Answer and Explanation:

The Journal entry is shown below:-

1. Salaries & Wages Expenses Dr, $3,540

To Salaries & Wages Payable $3,540

(Being salaries and expenses is recorded)

2. Salaries & Wages Expenses Dr, $28,800

To Salaries & Wages Payable $28,800

(Being salaries and expenses is recorded)

3. Prepaid Insurance Dr, $2,250

To Insurance Expense $2,250

($2,700 × 10 months ÷ 12)

(Being prepaid insurance is recorded)

4. Sales Revenue Dr, $109,080

($1,927,080 × 6 ÷ (100 + 6))

To Sales Tax Payable $109,080

(Being Sales revenue is recorded)

5. Sales Tax Payable Dr, $93,780

To Sales Tax Expense $93,780

(Being sales tax expenses is recorded)

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The management of City Front Inc. must decide between scrapping or reworking units that do not pass inspection. The company has

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Answer:

a). relevant cost=$38,500

b). relevant cost=$104,500

c). relevant cost=$66,000

d). relevant cost=$66,000

Explanation:

a).

Relevant cost for a rework cost of $3.50 per unit

relevant cost=rework cost per unit×number of units

where;

rework cost per unit=$3.50

number of units=11,000

replacing;

relevant cost=(3.5×11,000)=$38,500

b).

relevant cost=total rework cost+total manufacturing cost

total rework cost=rework cost per unit×number of units

total manufacturing cost=manufacturing cost×number of units

relevant cost=(rework cost per unit×number of units)+(manufacturing cost per unit×number of units)

where;

rework cost per unit=$3.50

number of units=11,000

manufacturing cost per unit=$6.00

number of units=11,000

replacing;

relevant cost=(3.50×11,000)+(6.00×11,000)=$104,500

c).

Rework cost and opportunity cost

relevant cost=(rework cost per unit×number of units)+(opportunity cost per unit×number of units)

where;

rework cost per unit=$3.50

number of units=11,000

opportunity cost per unit=$2.50

number of units=11,000

replacing;

relevant cost=(3.50×11,000)+(2.50×11,000)=$66,000

d).

Manufacturing cost and opportunity cost

relevant cost=(manufacturing cost per unit×number of units)+(opportunity cost per unit×number of units)

where;

manufacturing cost per unit=$3.50

number of units=11,000

opportunity cost per unit=$2.50

number of units=11,000

replacing;

relevant cost=(3.50×11,000)+(2.50×11,000)=$66,000

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