Answer: Option B
Explanation: In simple words, lean manufacturing refers to the manufacturing process in which the production firm focuses on minimizing the waste that occurs in the production process and also increases the productivity at the same time.
This system was first implemented in Japanese manufacturing industry and lead to decrease in cost of production significantly. Such kinds of manufacturing is highly evident in industries prancing goods such as clothes, shoes etc.
This strategy also decreases the production cycles and increase the respond time of the firm to the market.
Usually, the people would determine the best economy of a country by its GDP or the Gross Domestic Product. The GDP is basically the total amount of goods and services that the country produces in monetary units. (Usually in dollars since that is the standard international rate). So basically, the more a country produces and exports, the higher his economy is. This is one of the basic measurements of how good an economy is doing.
Answer:
The required adjusting entry at the end of the accounting period is : A) Interest expense 4,000 Interest payable 4,000
Explanation:
Interest is Accrued from September 1 ,2004 to December 31, 2014 in the 2014 accounting period. Thus we a period of over 4 months out of the 12 months in a year.
Considering the Matching or Accrual Principle Interest will only be considered for these 4 months only (Revenues and Expenses must be recorded in the period in which they Accrue or Incur)
Calculation of the Interest expense and the Interest Payable is :
=$100,000 × 12% × 4/12
=$ 4,000
<span>When a commercial item is procured by the government, the contractor will provide a </span>TDP or Technical Data Package<span> to the government</span> that documents the functional, performance, and physical characteristics of their product and will assist in the development of configuration management efforts.
The informal sector (also known as informal or "grey" <em>economy</em>) is not taxed or monitored by the government and is made up of people who are self employed. The informal sector can be large or small depending on the country, and is hard to measure. The contributions of the informal sector are not calculated into a country's GDP.
