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irinina [24]
2 years ago
9

In the competitive sports drink market, Gatorade pays very close attention to the activities of Powerade, a major __________ com

petitor that markets drinks that are similar in features and benefits. Select one: a. total budget b. product c. brand d. direct e. generic
Business
1 answer:
cricket20 [7]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

c. Brand competitor

Explanation:

Brand competitor -

It refers to the fued or competitive situation between any two companies or organization , producing similar types of goods and services , is referred to as brand competition.

Since , both the companies are always targeting each other .

Both the companies tries to adapt new and innovative method for their goods and services , in order to have better hand on the product .

Hence , from the given scenario of the question ,

The correct option is c. Brand competitor .

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Answer:

a.  current ratio  = 1.98

b. average collection period = 32.85 days

c.  debt ratio = 35,56%

d. total asset turnover ratio = 1.11 times

e.  operating profit margin  = 47,50%

f.  inventory turnover ratio = 2 times

Explanation:

a.  current ratio

Current ratio  = Current Assets / Current Liabilities

                     = 3,075,000 / 1,550,000

                     = 1.98

b. average collection period.

Average collection period = Accounts Receivable / (Sales / 365)

                                            = 900,000 / (10,000,000 / 365)

                                            = 32.85 days

c.  debt ratio.

Debt ratio = Interest bearing debt / Total Assets × 100

                 = (700,000+2,500,000)/ 9,000,000 × 100

                 = 35,56%

d. total asset turnover ratio.

Total asset turnover ratio = Sales / Total Assets

                                          = 10,000,000 / 9,000,000

                                          = 1.11 times

e.  operating profit margin

Operating profit margin  = Operating Profit / Sales × 100

                                       = (4,550,000+200,000) / 10,000,000 × 100

                                       = 47,50%

f.  inventory turnover ratio

Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of Sales / Inventory

                                        = 3,000,000 / 1,500,000

                                        = 2 times

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Answer:

In this case, an analyst is presented with recommending the best option between internal production and external acquisition of  goods (outsourcing) for resale.  Through relevant quantitative and qualitative analyses it will be decided whether the company should make or buy the engines or vacuums.  To make 50,000 units of the engines, production costs will be incurred as given in the question.

After considering the qualitative factors, including availability of production capacity, space, and labor, the next would be to undertake a  costs /benefits quantitative analysis of making the engines in-house versus buying from outside for resale.  The outcomes are then compared to understand their financial effects.  The option that makes better financial sense or that is more profitable should be chosen because the payoff outweighs the other and the company's assets and stockholders will be better off with the more profitable option, either in the direction of making more profits or reducing the cost profile.

In any make or buy decision situation, the costs that are relevant are the costs that change with the option.  Any costs that do not change with a chosen option is disregarded.  This include items like depreciation and other indirect fixed costs.

b) Computations:

1. To make:

Description                    Cost per Month

Direct Materials                    $75,000

Direct Labor                        $100,000

Variable factory overhead $375,000 ($7.50 x 50,000)

Total variable costs =        $550,000

Selling price =                 $7,500,000 ($150 x 50,000)

Contribution =                $6,950,000

Fixed factory overhead     $150,000 (150% of $100,000)

Net Income                    $6,800,000

2. To buy:

Cost of goods  - $3,000,000

Selling price       $7,500,000

Contribution      $4,500,000

Fixed costs            $112,500 (75% of $150,000)

Net Income       $4,387,500

c) The company should go ahead and produce the engines internally.  This is far more profitable, all quantitative factors considered.

Explanation:

In arriving at a decision in a make or buy decision situation, only relevant costs that change with the option should be analysed.  Fixed indirect costs and depreciation should not be considered.

From the above quantitative analyses, the company will make a contribution (profit) of $6.95 million instead of $4.5 million if it chooses to make the engines internally.

Even a review of the bottomline (after factoring in the fixed costs) shows that the company would make a net income of $6.8 million by producing the engines in-house.  The net income above the buy option is more than $2 million.

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Answer:

a. The monthly payment on loan 1 is $76.03.

b. The monthly payment on loan 2 is $411.69.

Explanation:

a. Calculate the monthly payment on loan 1.

To determine the amount of periodic payments, the present value of annuity formula should be used:

PV=P(\frac{1-(1+r)^{-n} }{r} )

Where:

PV= present value

p=periodic payment

i=rate of interest

n=number of periods

We get the data for this exercise:

PV= 3,600 (loan).

p= unknown (we must find this value)

i= 6.6% or 0.066. However, because we need to know the monthly payment, the interest rate should be divided by 12 (0.066 / 12).

n= 4 years and 7 months, that is 55 months.

And we replace in the formula:

3600=P(\frac{1-(1+\frac{0.066}{12})^{-55} }{\frac{0.066}{12} } )

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b. Calculate the monthly payment on loan 2.

We get the data for this exercise:

PV= 11,600 (loan 2).

p= unknown (we must find this value)

i= 7.3% or 0.073. However, because we need to know the monthly payment, the interest rate should be divided by 12 (0.073 / 12).

n= 2 years and 7 months, that is 31 months.

And we replace in the formula:

11600=P(\frac{1-(1+\frac{0.073}{12})^{-31} }{\frac{0.073}{12} } )

11600=P(\frac{1-(1+0.006083)^{-31} }{0.006083} )

11600=P(\frac{1-(0.8286047296)}{0.006083} )

11600=P(\frac{0.1713952704}{0.006083} )

11600=P(28.1761088936)

Therefore:

P=\frac{11600}{28.1761088936}

P=411.69

The monthly payment on loan 2 is $411.69.

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