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Lerok [7]
2 years ago
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Trevor and Matt both work as farmhands and perform the exact same job tasks. Although they work on different farms, when compari

ng their wages, they determine that Matt makes $15 per hour, while Trevor only makes $12 per hour. What is most likely the reason for this difference in wages
Business
1 answer:
tensa zangetsu [6.8K]2 years ago
7 0

The most likely reason Trevor and Matt have different salaries despite doing the same activities is that they work on different farms.

When a person is hired by another person to perform a job, they must sign a contract that establishes all the characteristics of the employment relationship that unites them. Aspects such as:

  • Work hours
  • Salary
  • Workplace
  • Benefits
  • Job security

In this case, comparing the salary of Matt and Trevor it can be inferred that the difference in salaries is because each signed a different employment contract with their respective bosses. Therefore, despite doing the same job, they have different salaries.

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2 years ago
44000 Assets and costs are proportional to sales. The company maintains a constant 30 percent dividend payout ratio and a consta
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Answer:

Maximum Dollar Increase = $10079.76

Explanation:

(See attachment for full question)

INCOME STATEMENT

Sales ---------- $67,000

Costs ---------- $43,800

EBIT ------------ $23,200

Taxes (34%) ----$7,888

Net income ------$15,312

BALANCE SHEET

Current Assets ------$31,000

Fixed Assets --------- $118,000

Total ------------------- $149,000

Long-term Debt -----$68,000

Equity ------------------- $81,000

Total ----------------- $149,000

Dividend Payout Ratio = 30%

Plowback Ratio is calculated by: 1 - Dividend Payout Ratio

Plowback Ratio = 1 - 30%

Plowback Ratio = 1 - 30/100

Plowback Ratio = 1 - 0.3

Plowback Ratio = 0.7

Plowback Ratio = 70/100

Plowback Ratio = 70%

Return on Equity (ROE) is calculated by: Net Income/Total Equity

Net Income = $15,132

Total Equity = $81,000

ROE = $15,132/$81,000

ROE = 0.186815

ROE = 18.68%

Calculating Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR)

SGR = (ROE * Plowback Ratio)/(1 - ROE * Plowback)

SGR = (0.186815 * 0.7)/( 1 - 0.186815 * 0.7)

SGR = (0.1307705)(1-0.1307705)

SGR = 0.1307705/0.8692295

SGR = 0.150444157728194

SGR = 0.1504

Max increase = (Sales * SGR)= ($67,000 * 0.1504)

Max Increase = $10079.75856778905

Max Increase = $10079.76

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3 years ago
Lambert Center began operations on July 1. It uses a perpetual inventory system. During July, the company had the following purc
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Answer:

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Moving Average= $ 606

Lifo Inventory $ 592

Explanation:

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Date                 Units               Unit Cost             Sales Units     Fifo Inventory

July 1                       13                     $115

<u>July 6                                                                              9              </u>

<u>                                4                      $115                                               $460</u>

July 11                       6                      $122

<u>July 14                                                                               6                            </u>

<u>                                   4                      $122                                             $488</u>

July 21                      7                        $132

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Moving Average Method

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 = 1495+ 732+ 924/26= 3151/26= 121. 192

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July 1                       13                     $115

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4 years ago
The ABC Co. is considering a new consumer product. They believe that the XYZ Co. may come out with a competing product. If ABC a
andrey2020 [161]

Answer:

Let X be probability XYZ offers a competing product

EMV (assembly line) = $10,000∗X+$40,000∗(1-X)

EMV (addition) = -$100,000∗X+$600,000∗(1-X)

$10,000∗X+$40,000∗(1-X) = -$100,000*X+$600,000∗(1-X)

$10,000∗X-$40,000∗X+$40,000 = -$100,000∗X-$600,000∗X$600,000

-$30,000∗X+$700,000∗X = $600,000-$40,000

$670,000∗X = $560,000

X = $560,000/$670,000

X = 0.836

ABC will be indifferent between the two alternatives if the probability that XYZ will offer a competing product is estimated to be 0.836.

ABC should invest in the addition if the probability that XYZ will offer a competing product is estimated to be less than 0.836.

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3 years ago
Using the information presented above, determine the following: Determine EPS for Net Income ('x2) $_____________________ (Round
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Question Completion:

Income Before Taxes (from ongoing operations) $2,470,000

Income Tax Rate (’x2) 30%

5% Preferred Stock ($100 Par, 10,000 shares issued)

Common Stock ($1 par, 600,000 shares issued, 500,000 outstanding)

Answer:

The company's EPS is:

= 3.46

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Income Before Taxes (from ongoing operations) (’x2)= $2,470,000

Income Tax Rate (’x2) = (30% * $2,470,000) = $741,000

Net Income after taxes = $1,729,000

5% Preferred Stock ($100 Par, 10,000 shares issued) = $1,000,000

Common Stock ($1 par, 600,000 shares issued, 500,000 outstanding)

Outstanding common stock = $500,000

EPS (Earnings per share) = Net income after taxes/No. of outstanding shares

= $1,729,000/500,000

= $3.458

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