<span>Let us assume Toni made 100 apple pies in 10 hours, that means 10/hour.
Now, with help of assistant she produces 60% more and work for 20% less time.
So,
[100+(60% of 100)] = 160 apple pies produced in [10-(20% of 10)]= 8 hours.
160/8 = 20/hour
So, with the help of assistant Toni's output of apple pies per hour increases by 100%.</span>
Answer:
b. failed to align with the wants of mainstream consumers.
Explanation:
Yes, lack of knowing what your customers like could plunge a company into failure. Rather than design products the company likes, it should design products that align with the wants of the mainstream customers.
To get such knowledge requires a marketing survey to have been conducted by Theo Chocolate before the lunch of the products.
<span>Yooshuh is in the process of strategic planning. She is developing the companies short term goals, those things that she believes can be reached within the next year as well as identifying the milestone dates to which she thinks these can be achieved.</span>
Zippy's economic profit is $80,000.
Economic Profit = Revenues - (Explicit Cost + Implicit Cost)
Implicit cost or opportunity cost refers to the loss an individual incurs from an alternative decision, as a result of making a decision.
In this question, Zippy's implicit costs are the $30,000 from his job at Joe's car repair.
Additionally, he loses the 10% interest he would have earned on his savings of $150,000 had he not started his business.
So Zippy's implicit cost is $45,000 ($30,000 + $15,000)
Answer:
Pharaoh will reduce its cash balance by $1,130
None of the answer options was correct, maybe something was missing in the question like notes collected or other NSF checks.
Explanation:
Pharaoh Company's bank reconciliation:
balance per bank account $23,700
- outstanding checks ($4,800)
+ deposits in transit $7,750
<u>- NSF checks ($500) </u>
total $26,150
<u>- cash balance per books ($27,280)</u>
difference ($1,130)
In order to reconcile the bank account, we do not consider any bank service fees because they are already included in the bank balance. What we must consider are the NSF checks that we deposited and thought were good checks, but instead they bounced.
