Answer:
The ending balance in the Work in Process Inventory account $72,500
Explanation:
Direct materials$ 81,500
Direct labor $191,900
Manufacturing overhead $300,000
Manufacturing overhead allocated to production $297,200
Cost of jobs completed and transferred $500,900
Ending Balance of Work in process = Beginning Balance of Work in process +Direct materials + Direct labor Manufacturing overhead -Cost of jobs completed and transferred
Ending Balance of Work in process = $0 + $81,500 + $191,900 + $300,000 - $500,900
Ending Balance of Work in process = $72,500
Answer:
physically lift heavy items
Explanation:
pick materials based on order of delivery <em>(that makes sense so you know when everything comes in)</em>
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<em>pick materials based on due date (that makes sense so you how to plan and order everything to line up right)</em>
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pick materials using a pre-programmed, efficient route<em> (that makes sense so you have a guide! You won't have to stress this way and it's seems simple.)</em>
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physically lift heavy items <em>(that doesn't makes sense if they're heavy you'll be wasting your time fighting up with it. Have people help do that.)</em>
Answer:
b)Horizontal diversification
Explanation:
Horizontal diversification is defined as the process by which a business starts providing a product that is unrelated to its previous products supplied.
However the market is a similar one.
In the given scenario Marble Cakes, Inc. has set up business in three other states with additional menu options of cupcakes, donuts, and coffees to generate new customers.
The new set of products are completely different from the one initially supplied, but sales is in similar market as before.
Answer:
a. Amber Corporation donated inventory of clothing (basis of $138,500, fair market value of $173,125) to a qualified charitable organization that operates homeless shelters.
- charitable donations are valued at fair market value, in this case that equals $173,125
b. Brass Corporation donated stock held as an investment to Western College (a qualified organization). Brass acquired the stock three years ago for $70,800, and the fair market value on the date of the contribution is $113,280. Western College plans on selling the stock.
- Again, we must use the fair market value to record donations, in this case = $113,280.
c. Ruby Corporation donates a sculpture held as an investment and worth $200,800 to a local museum (a qualified organization), which exhibits the sculpture. Ruby acquired the sculpture four years ago for $80,320.
- use fair market once more, = $200,800
Explanation:
When you donate assets to qualifying charities, it is always better to do it by donating the itself, not selling it before and then giving the money. If you sell the asset, you will owe capital gains taxes (either long or short term). By donating the asset directly, you avoid capital gains taxes.
Answer: elastic; inelastic
Explanation:
A good is considered (elastic) when producers can quickly supply more or less of it based on changing prices while a good is considered (inelastic) when producers can quickly change how much of it is supplied when prices change.
In an elastic good, a change in price brings about a significant shift in the demand of such good while on the other hand, in an inelastic good, a change in price brings about an insignificant shift in the demand of such good.
