Answer: Please refer to Explanation
Explanation:
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1. Both qualitative and quantitative analysis.
The analysis phase includes both of these types of analysis to provide a complete view of a variable from both a numbers and an experience perspective.
2. Judgement, experience, and intuition.
Qualitative Analysis is usually based on these 3 as numbers are not necessarily used.
3. Experience.
The more you are faced with analysing Qualitative data, the more the get used to it and better at it.
4. quantitative facts, data, and mathematical expressions.
Quantitative Analysis is done on mathematical instruments such as facts,data and expressions to provide a more mathematical driven approach to analysis.
5. Studying.
The more you study Quantitative Data and it's methods of analysis, the better you get at it because you begin to see patterns as well as use better analytic tools.
Answer:
Nominal labor productivity
Explanation:
Nominal labour productivity because output per worker rises due to increase in human capital. It is also defined as the value of all goods and services produced less the value of any goods or services used in their creation.
Answer:
Date General Ledger Dr. Cr.
1. September 30 Cash $6,300
Sales Tax Payable $300
Sales $6,000
2. September 30 Cost of Goods Sold $3,900
Merchandise Inventory $3,900
3. October 15 Sales Tax Payable $300
Cash $300
Explanation:
Sales Tax is subject to the price of merchandise. Sales tax is collected by the business on the taxable supplies on the behalf of government and paid to the government.
Sales tax amount = 6,000 x 5% = $300
Cost of Merchandise is recorded as cost of goods sold and deducted from the merchandise inventory.
Answer:
12.18%
Explanation:
Company selling price in US = $55,000
(which is equal to price with 20% margin)
= 27,363 pounds × $2.01
= $55,000
Now the exchange rate increased to $2.15 per pound,
so here the manufacturing cost of the car will increase according to the increase in the exchange rate.
The selling price remains constant, then the profit margin is as follows;
Manufacturing cost of the car = 22,803 pounds × $2.15
= $49,026.45
Selling price = $55,000
Profit margin:
= Selling price - Manufacturing cost
= 55,000 - 49,026
= $5,973.55
Margin percentage = Profit margin ÷ Manufacturing cost of the car
= $5,973.55 ÷ $49,026.45
= 12.18%
