Answer:
Overhead costs
Explanation:
When high overhead costs are recognised before project starts there will be a need to manage them. Since overhead cost increase as duration of project increases, reduction in project duration will go a long way in reducing cost incurred.
Overhead costs can include wages, rent, utility bills, maintenance costs and so on. They can also be reduced when costs that are not adding value is recognised.
Answer:
EPS will be higher than $2.38
Explanation:
The earnings per share are the income that is accessible to the company's shareholders after all the costs and taxes are deducted. Restructuring costs are one-time costs that are recorded in the income statement as other operating expenses.
The presence of restructuring and other one-time costs in the Revenue Statement leads to lower pre-tax earnings and cause decrease in net profit. When these expenses are excluded, the Earning would increase, resulting in the company's EPS.
Complete Question:
Read the news clip, then answer the following question A Bakery on the Rise Avalon's decision to -is a long-run decision. O A. move to a larger space Up to 500 customers a day line up to buy Avalon's breads, scones, muffins, and coffee. Staffing and management are worries. Avalon now employs 35 and plans to hire 15 more. Its payroll will climb by 30 percent to 40 percent. The new CEO has executed an ambitious agenda that includes the move to a larger space, which will increase the rent from $3,500 to $10,000 a month Source: CNN, March 24, 2008
Avalon's decision to __________ is a long run decision.
A. Move to Larger Space
B. Hire 15 more employees
Answer:
Option A. Move to Larger Space
Explanation:
The decision that alters only a single variable factor is considered as a short run decision. Labor, electricity usage, increased production are examples of variable factors. This means that increase in employees is a short run decision.
On the other hand, decision to increase or decrease the fixed factors are considered as long run decision because it is difficult to alter the decision and if we do so, then we will encounter heavy losses for a long period of time. Long run decision includes selling or purchasing or leasing of property, plant and equipment are considered as fixed factors.
In this case, Avalon is considering to move to a larger space which will result in significant increae in fixed cost. Hence it is fixed factor and is long run decision. Hence Option A is correct here.
Answer:
The answer is "8.37%".
Explanation:
Equity charges
By DDM.
Debt expenses
Bond1
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The cost of the debt for the company:
Business debt cost=
after taxation cost of debt:
