Answer:
Manufacturing cost: $
Direct material ($6.50 x 3,200) 20,800
Direct labour ($2.40 x 3,200) 7,680
Manufacturing overhead ($1.10 x 3,200) 3,520
Supervisory salaries 13,600
Depreciation 5,500
Other fixed costs <u>2,200</u>
Total manufacturing cost <u> 53,300</u>
Explanation:
Total manufacturing cost is the aggregate of direct material, direct labour,variable manufacturing overhead and fixed costs. Fixed costs include supervisory salaries, depreciation and other fixed costs. Direct material cost per unit, direct labour cost per unit and manufacturing overhead cost per unit should be multiplied by the budgeted units per month.
Answer:
d. We do not have enough information to answer this question
Explanation:
We could say that maybe if the price lowers by pure law of supply and demand the consumers will consume more cups of coffe but for a more complete answer we need the elasticity of demand of that good (coffe), to be able to know in what quantity a change in the price would affect the demand and to know if the relation between the price and the units buyed are positive or negativa.
Answer:
d. It has high levels of job embeddedness.
Explanation:
Job embeddedness as described and originated by Mitchell et al(and colleagues) are the various factors that influence or bring about job retention or simply keeps one at a particular job or an organization hence reducing job turnover. Under job embeddedness, an employee is likely to stay in an organization and not leave if he feels a connection to it which could be in terms of his connection to his team or colleagues in the organization or other things outside the organization like family. Job embeddness was meant to improve on traditional models of job turnover that only incorporated such factors as job satisfaction, job alternatives and employers commitments. A high level of job embeddedness is likely in Elmer Inc because there is likely to be alot more connection amongst staff as the work environment makes this very much possible.
Answer:
We will plant 165 of Crop A
Explanation:
We will compare the marginal contribution for each crop: A B
Profit: 170.00 210
cost of cultivating: 40.00 60
CM per constrain 4.25 3.50
Crop A is better regarding cultivating cost.
Now we analize the labor hours:
Profit: 170 210
Labor hours per crop 20 25
CM per constrain 8.50 8.40
Because Crop A is better at both constrain resource It will be better to plant only Crop A if possible. As assigning to Crop B will diminish the return on the scarce resourse.
We will see how much can we plant of Crop A
7400 / 40 = 185
3300 / 20 = 165
We will plant 165 of Crop A
which is the maximun we can plant at the given labor hours.
