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NeTakaya
3 years ago
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What would you do as CEO to support the goals of Japan Airlines during the challenging economics that airlines face? a. Call emp

loyees at any level in the organization ""partners"" and reward empowerment in decision making b. Give personal emails and phone calls to employees at any level in the organization and thank them for their hard work and service to the company c. Ask other senior-level executives to mingle with lower-level employees by having lunch in the cafeteria several times a week
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Talja [164]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: b. Give personal emails and phone calls to employees at any level in the organization and thank them for their hard work and service to the company

Explanation:

It is said that appreciation is the application for more, when people are thanked, they often tend to go the extra mile to do their best for the organization, this in turn will build the work force that will push unity and effectiveness both as a team and individually and would rub off in theor services to their customers. Encouraging the workers would go a long way to improve the services of the airline.

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c) $222,500 $313,500

Explanation:

Calculation for cost-to-retail ratio

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Beginning inventory $ 30,000

Add: Purchases $190,000

Add: Freight-in $2,500

Cost=$222,500

RETAIL

Beginning inventory $ 45,000

Add: Purchases $260,000

Add: Net markups $8,500

Retail = $313,500

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Gross pay:

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  • computer programmer $2,100
  • administrator $2,760

Net pay:

  • consultant $1,694.73
  • computer programmer $1,539.68
  • administrator $1,945.78

Explanation:

                                           regular earnings     overtime    withholding  

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Computer programmer          $30 per hour        1.5                  2

Administrator                          $46 per hour          2                   1

computer programmer worked 60 hours = ($30 x 40) + ($30 x 20 x 1.5) = $2,100

administrator worked 50 hours = ($46 x 40) + ($46 x 10 x 2) = $2,760

Social security taxes:

  • Consultant = 6% x $2,310 = $138.60                        
  • Computer programmer = 6% x $2,100 = $126        
  • Administrator = 6% x $2,760 = $165.60

Medicare taxes:

  • Consultant = 1.5% x $2,310 = $34.65                        
  • Computer programmer = 1.5% x $2,100 = $31.5        
  • Administrator = 1.5% x $2,760 = $41.40

Federal income taxes:

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  • computer programmer $2,100
  • administrator $2,760

Net pay:

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D = Debt                             $45.00                        $50.00

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Re = Equity Rate                14%                            14%

Rd = Debt Rate                   6%                              6%

T = Tax Rate                      40%                             40%

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