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Lady bird [3.3K]
2 years ago
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Discuss three common criticisms of marketing

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nalin [4]2 years ago
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Answer:

Criticism of marketing focuses largely on two areas: its “excesses” and its “expertness.” “Excesses” are about purposefully shoddy and objectionable products, inadequate warranties, deceptive or objectionable advertising, misleading packaging, questionable selling practices, and emphasis on tawdry values.

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                        Income statement using variable costing

                                                                $                      $  

Sales                                                                         1,900,500                                                                                

Less: Variable costs:

Direct material (27,000 units x $15)        405,000  

Direct labour (27,000 units x $15)           405,000

Variable overhead (27,000 units x $3)   <u>81,000 </u>

                                                                  891,000

Less: Closing stock (8,000 units x $33)  <u>264,000</u>  

                                                                  627,000

Add: Variable selling and administrative <u>133,000</u>       <u>760,000 </u>

Contribution                                                                    1,140,500

Less: Fixed cost:

Fixed production cost (27,000 x $25)         675,000

Fixed selling and administrative expenses 300,000    <u>975,000 </u>

Net profit                                                                           <u>165,500</u>

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                                  Closing stock         Net profit

                                             $                         $

Absorption costing         464,000                365,500

Less: Marginal costing    <u>264,000</u>                <u>165,500 </u>

Difference                        <u>200,000</u>               <u> 200,000</u>

The difference of $200,000 in net profit is as a result of $200,000 difference in closing inventory.

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B items:

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= 0.31 × 6,800

= 2,108

C Items:

= Percent of items in inventory × No. of items

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Units to be counted everyday:

=\frac{A\ items}{workings\ days} + \frac{B\ items}{workings\ days} + \frac{C\ items}{workings\ days}

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Sales value at split-off point                38,100        19,200

Costs of further processing                17,000        19,900

Sales value after further processing 30,000       28,300

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