Answer:
Option D. Entry into the European market by Home Depot.
Explanation:
The reason is that the strategic actions are long term actions and are market based moves which bounds the organizational resources for implementation and are also very difficult to reverse.
So here use of coupons, fare increases and two for one offers are easily reversible, requires fewer organizations resources for implementation and short term decisions which means these are tactical actions.
Whereas the decision to enter european market by Home Depot is long term decision, bounds organization resources for implementation and is very difficult to implement or reverse the actions once taken, so it is strategical action of Home Depot.
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Answer:
Pine Street should sell finished bookcases because they have a higher contribution margin.
Explanation:
We compare the contribution margin of the two categories to find out whether Pine Street should sell unfinished or finished bookcases.
Pine Street Inc.
Unfinished bookcases
Contribution Margin
Sales Price $58.10
Less Production costs
Variable Costs $37.49
<u>Fixed Costs $10.50 (47.99)</u>
<u>Contribution Margin $ 10.11</u>
Pine Street should sell finished bookcases because they have a higher contribution margin. It is almost double of the unfinished book cases contribution margin.
Pine Street Inc.
Finished bookcases
CONTRIBUTION MARGIN
Sales Price $74.91
Less Production costs
Variable Costs $37.49 + $5.79 = $ 43.28
<u>Fixed Costs $10.50 $ (53.78)</u>
<u>Contribution Margin $ 21.13</u>
It's how organized you are in a group and/or individual setting.
Answer:
..................................................Vaughn Manufacturing.......................................
Cash flows from operating activities 2017
Net Income.........................................................................$1,500,000
Adjustments to reconcile net income to Net Cash provided by Operating Activities
Add Decrease in Accounts Receivable .........$343,900
Less Decrease in Accounts Payable.............$(282,900)
Add Depreciation.............................................$153,000....$214,000
Net cash provided by Operating Activities........................$1,714,000