B Having courage to make decisions
Answer:
4,684 jars
Explanation:
The computation of the minimum number of jars is shown below:
Minimum number of jars = Fixed cost ÷ Contribution margin per unit
where,
Fixed cost is $8,900
And,
Contribution margin per unit is
Sales revenue per jar $5.30
Less: Sales revenue lost per jar ($3.20 × 1 ÷ 4) $0.8
Net sales revenue per jar $4.50
Les: Variable processing cost per jar $2.10
Less: Variable selling cost per jar $0.50
Contribution margin per jar $1.90
Based on this, the minimum number of jars is
= $8,900 ÷ $1.90
= 4,684 jars
Answer: expectancy
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Peter struggled with the accounting training, and as a result is unsure whether he can complete the end-of-year financial reporting with no errors in the time allotted.
This shows that Peter is low on the expectancy element of expectancy theory. Expectancy element in the expectancy theory is when one has the belief that his or her effort will lead to the achievement of ones goals and objectives.
Answer:
$5,624
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Reported schedule C net profits = $5,624
Health insurance premiums paid = $7,545
Long-term care insurance premiums paid = $600
Now,
The total health care premium
= Health insurance premiums paid + Long-term care insurance premiums paid
= $7,545 + $600
= $8,145
But Serena's health care deduction is limited Reported schedule C net profits
Therefore,
Serena’s self-employed health care deduction will be $5,624
Answer: Pooled delivery consolidation.
Explanation: The Cockrell company should investigate the potential of a pooled delivery consolidation because of the presence of other shippers in the same location. This pooled delivery consolidation will enable the Cockrell Company delivered large amount of goods in less time thereby saving costs and maximizing profits
