Answer:
D.Being punctual, managing time and enforcing polices.
<u>D. A premium rooftop restaurant in the same city</u> will be a part of Golden Harvest's strategic group.
<u>Explanation</u>:
A 5 Star Hotel is a hotel that provides a luxury service to its customers through its operation. It is operated to serve their guest at high level. The materials, tables and each and everything used in the five-star hotel are set with high quality. They provide utmost care to their guest.
In the above scenario, Golden Harvest is the restaurant that is operated inside a five-star hotel. They provide quality dining to their customers. The customers visiting the restaurant expect only the quality and they don’t bother about the prices.
This shows that <u>a premium rooftop restaurant in the same city will be a part of Golden Harvest’s strategic group.
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Answer:
see explanation
Explanation:
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Step 1 : Determine the Total Materials Cost
Total Materials Cost
Opening WIP cost $310,000
Costs added during the period $40500
Total $350,500
Step 2 : Total Equivalent units for materials
Equivalent units for materials = Completed units + Equivalent units in ending work in process inventory.
Step 3 : Unit equivalent cost for materials
Unit equivalent cost = Total Cost ÷ Total equivalent units
Step 4 : ending work in process inventory cost
Ending work in process inventory = Unit equivalent cost x equivalent units in ending work in process with respect to materials
Answer:
$147,400
Explanation:
The computation of the cost of goods manufactured is shown below:
= Direct materials used + Direct labor cost + Manufacturing overhead cost + beginning work-in-process inventory - ending work-in-process inventory
= $56,400 + $30,100 + $52,400 + $29,000 - $20,500
= $147,400
We considered the applied manufacturing overhead cost instead of actual manufacturing cost
Answer:
Explanation:
1. To find the cost per unit of production, first we find the total cost. So we multiply the unit of each factor used times its cost.
capital: 2*$10=$20
raw materials: 5*$4=$20
labour: 8*$3=$24
Total cost: $20+$20+$24=$64
Then we divide the total cost over the total units produced:
Cost per unit: $64/640=$0,1 Answer is B
2. If the cost per unit of raw materials increases from $4 to 8$. Then the total cost of production will be:
capital: 2*$10=$20
raw materials: 5*$8=$40
labour: 8*$3=$24
Total cost: $20+$40+$24=$84
To find how much the cost per unit will rise, to find how much it rises
64$→100%
$84←x
x=($84*100%)/$64=131.2%
131.2%-100=31.2%. The answer is B
3. Because there is a change in raw materials, then there would be changes in the supply demand. In this case, the total cost and the cost per unit increased, then it is a negative shock to the supply demand. This is represented as a shift to the left. The answer is D
