Answer:
The total cost of quality the manager should use to report the costs in the internal failure cost category is $297,000
Explanation:
The computation of the internal failure cost is shown below:
= Rework cost + Cost of rejected units
= $257,000 + $40,000
= $297,000
The cost of internal failure includes both the cost of rework and the rejected units.
The other information which is given in the question is not relevant. Hence, ignored it as it would not be considered and thus not taken in the computation part.
Answer:
For Countries (per capita) United States of America (per capita)
<u> Ethiopia: </u>
$380 $48,468
<u>Mexico: </u>
$9,271 $48,468
<u>India:</u>
$1,358 $48,468
<u>Japan:</u>
$44,508 $48,468
Explanation:
Ratio per Capita also known as Gross Domestic Product per Capita (GDP Capita) is the monetary measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced in a specific time period within the country in view. <em>It is useful for comparing national economies of different countries on the international market.</em>
A pure-monoply means that a company does not have to compete with other producers within the market. Since they aren't competing with a good or service, they aren't competing with each others customers either. When a company does not have to compete on price/customers they may end up being greedy and have market failure.
Answer:
The value of closing inventory is $3,500
Cost of goods sold $40,670
Explanation:
The two tasks here is to compute the value of closing inventory and the costs of goods sold during the year.
The fact that all opening inventory units were sold and that 230 units out of 250 units bought on May 5 leaves 20 units of that batch inventory in closing inventory.
Also, 20 units of 200 units bought on November 3 in inventory since 180 units were already sold.
Hence the value of closing inventory is computed thus:
May 5 20*$85=$1,700
Nov 3 20*$90=$1,800
Total $3,500
The costs of goods sold are is computed thus:
Opening inventory 60*$82 $4,920
May 5 230*$85 $19,550
Nov 3 180*$90 $ 16,200
Total $40,670
