Answer: The answer is No, because the MB > MC
Explanation:
They are not cleaning up enough because the MB>MC. Therefore, all other options which cut across - Yes, because the MC > MB,
No, because the MB > MC,
Yes, because the MB > MC and
No, because the MC > MB are wrong.
Answer:
Cash flow generated from financing activities: 5,200,000
Explanation:
Financing activities are the cash outflow and inflow from the company's debt and equity. Take and repayment of debt, interest on debt and dividend yield will be included in this section:
Cash received from issuance of notes payable 8,000,000
Dividends paid on Gorky common stock (800,000)
Repayment of notes payable <u> (4,000,000) </u>
Cash flow generated from financing activities: 5,200,000
The machinery and planyt building are not financing activities. So we ignore them.
Answer:
The operating Income should increase by about 59.0%.
Explanation:
Degree of Operating Leverage = % Change in EBIT / % Change in Sales
5.9 = % Change in EBIT / 10%
% Change in EBIT = 5.9 * 10% = 59.0%
<span>It will increase their finished goods inventory and hopefully increase revenue.
When coleman managed to double its production process, a number of sales that he'll manage to do will be more likely to increase.
Which means that the amount of profit that he'll have will be most likely to increase.</span>
Answer: If the material is reworked and sold, Hodge Inc. has a financial disadvantage of (- 4500).
Let's see why:
1) If we sell the material at its disposal value: We have a cost of $ 74600 and the income from sale would be $ 57400 =
57400 - 74600 = (-17200). We have a loss of $17200.
2) If we rework the material we will have an original cost of $ 74600, an additional cost for reworking of $ 1500 and the income from its sale would be $ 54400 =
54400 - (74600 + 1500) = (-21700) We have a loss of $ 21700.
Then comparing the 2 situations =
(-21700) - (-17200) = -4500. There is a financial disadvantage of $4,500 if the material is reworked instead of selling it as scrap.
