Answer:
1. Manufacturing overhead applied = Actual hours * Predetermined overhead rate
Manufacturing overhead applied = 13300 * $20
Manufacturing overhead applied = $266,000
From the question, Osborn Manufacturing actually incurred $275,000 of manufacturing overhead. Hence, the Manufacturing overhead is under-applied because the applied manufacturing overhead is less than the actual manufacturing overhead
Hence, Manufacturing overhead under-applied = $275,000 - $266,000
= $9,000
2. Since the applied manufacturing overhead is less than the actual manufacturing overhead, the gross margin would decrease by $9,000. The journal entry will use the under-applied manufacturing overhead for record.
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Answer:
4 shirts
Explanation:
Principle of Optimization at the Margin states that the individual maximises utility when consuming a prpduct as long as the marginal benefit exceeds to marginal cost. If marginal cost is greater than the benefit the consumer will find another alternative.
In this instance Maria sees the short as value of $40, while sale price is $21
So when she buys the first shirt her perceived cost is now 40- 5= $35
For the second shirt perceived cost is 35-5= $30
For the third shirt perceived cost is 30-5= 25$
For the fourth shirt it is 25-5= $20
At this stage cost is slightly higher than the benefit and she will stop buying shirts.
Answer:
C. the skills and knowledge that enable a worker to be productive.
Explanation:
'Human Capital' is the stock of knowledge & skills embodied in people, enabling them to perform labour of economic value. It is considered as 'capital' because skills & knowledge development to become more productive yields better income & standard of living.
Human Capital formation i.e knowledge, skills & productivity enhancement has two crucial components : Education and Health.
Options A, B, D are inapt because : Human Capital is not 'physical capital', 'financial wealth', 'machinery' ; but is rather immaterial knowledge & skill set in people.
Answer:
Some behaviors of viettel's customer are:-
- Complex buying behavior.
- Dissonance-reducing buying behavior.
- Habitual buying behavior.
- Variety seeking behavior.
