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You are the IT manager for the Andrews Company. A large shipment of new computers has just arrived. You notice that the inventor

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Answer:

1. Rule out other explanations such as an error by the computer distributor.

Explanation:

The best and most appropriate action is to rule out explanation. There can be an error with the shipment or by computer distributor. Before suspecting Bill for the missing computer we need to seek explanation from him. The computer can either be loss or missed out when shipped. Bill should be asked to explain the missing inventory. The explanation from Bill can be a point for further investigation.

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4 years ago

Mountain View Company produces hiking boots. The direct labor standard for each pair of boots is 1 hour at a cost of $ 19.00 per

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Answer:

Labour rate variance

= (Standard rate - Actual rate) x Actual hours worked

= ($19 - $18) x 3,000 hours

= $3,000(U)

Actual rate = Actual direct labour cost

Actual direct labour hours worked

Actual rate = $54,000

3,000 hours

Actual rate = $18 per direct labour hour

Explanation:

Labour rate variance is the difference between standard rate and actual rate multiplied by actual direct labour hours worked. Actual direct labour hours worked is calculated as actual direct labour cost divided by actual direct labour hours worked.

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3 years ago

What is the revised net operating income if the selling price per unit increases by 10%, variable expenses increase by 30 cents

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Answer:

Unanswerable

Explanation:

Pls complete the question by providing the income statement

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4 years ago

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You pay $21,600 to the Laramie Fund, which has a NAV of $18 per share at the beginning of the year. The fund deducted a front-en

kupik [55]

Answer:

4.23%

Explanation:

Given

Investment = $21,600

Front-end load = 4%

Rate of return is calculated by:

End investment - Beginning investment/ Beginning investment

First we calculate the available fund.

This is calculated as:

Available fund= Investment x (1- Front-end load %)

Available Fund = $21,600 x (1 - 4%)

Available Fund = $21,600 * (1 - 0.04)

Available Fund = $20,736

Then we Calculate the number of shares.

This is given by;

Shares= Available Fund/NAV

Where NAV = $18 Per share

Shares =$20,736/$18 per share

Shares = 1,152 shares

The NAV end is then calculated.

This is calculated by;

NAV End =NAV Begining * (1+ Growth rate)

NAV End =$18 *(1+.10)

NAV End = $18 * 1.10

NAV End =$19.80

The Year end asset value is then calculated by

Assets Value = NAV end * number of shares

Assets Value =$19.80 x 1,152

Assets Value = $22,809.60

The end investment is also calculated by;.

End investment=year end asset value x (1- expense ratio)

End Investment =$22,809.60 x (1-.013)

End Investment =$22,513.08

Lastly, End investment - Beginning investment/ Beginning investment

=(22,513.08-21,600)/21,600

=0.0423

= 4.23%

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3 years ago

Why does the cost of capital constitute a direct link between return on capital expenditure and the returns required by capital

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Answer:

The overview of the statement is summarized below.

Explanation:

The capital structure seems to be the ratio of net required by investors toward about there capital expenditure. Investment return capital spending seems to be the return rate required for expenditure.
Returns required by financial institutions are much worse than the amount of capital, even before investors necessitate a reasonable level of profitability.

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3 years ago