Technically speaking, it won't be wrong for you to accept the gifts.
You never giving any of your employees gifts show that you gave no 'special favor' to specific employees. It's a matter of ethical belief and your personal action
But you can't control other people's ethical belief, just like you can't control other people action's
Answer:
there is an increase in taxes of $52,192
Explanation:
The computation of the net payment or saving is shown below:
Given that
Book value = $450,000
Sale value = $636,400
since the sales value is more than the book value so here the capital profit is there
Therefore capital profit would be
= $636,400 - $450,000
= $186,400
Now tax would be
= $186,400 × 28%
= $52,192
So there is an increase in taxes of $52,192
Answer:
A. KSFs are often necessary, but not sufficient for competitive advantage.
Explanation:
KSF
Key Success Factors (KSFs) represent business functions, practices or business activities as defined or seen by the customers or the market as being important or crucial to the development of consumer/business relationship.
KSFs represent areas organisations are to attend to based on the views of the market in order to achieve their goals. It could be in form strengths to maximize, weaknesses to address, aspects to take advantage of among others.
It becomes obvious that although important (from the view of the market or consumers who patronize the business), a business must makes its own due diligence in form of SWOT analysis among others to have the required competitive advantage.
Answer:E
Explanation:
X bar chart is typically combined with R chart to monitor process variables. If the variables isn't under control, then control limits might be too general, which means that causes of variation that are affecting the process mean can't be pin pointed.
Answer:
a. The total profit would be positively affected as it increases
Explanation:
1. We calculate the value of revenue per 8000 gallons with the initial chemical compound and processed into the new variant
Revenue Initial Chemical Compound= 8000 gallons X ($52/gallon)
Revenue Initial Chemical Compound=<em><u> $ 416.000</u></em>
Revenue Chemical compound processed into the new variant=8000 gallons X ($83/gallon)
Revenue Chemical compound processed into the new variant= <u><em>$ 664.000</em></u>
2. If we consider that the other production costs will be the same for the two chemical compounds, then the only difference will be the processing cost to refine the basic compound into the new variant. For this reason, we substract only the value of processing the basic compound into the new variant for the revenue of this.
<u><em>$ 664.000 - $160.000= $504.000</em></u>
3. The benefit values for each case are:
Initial Chemical Compound: $416.000
Chemical compound processed into the new variant: $504.000
In conclusion, greater benefit is obtained by processing the basic compound in the new variant than if the basic compound were sold only