Your answer is:
B. Brand A is the better buy.
Why?
This is because if you divide 33.18 by 14 you get 2.37. If you do the same with Brand B, you get 2.40
Answer:
Explanation:
1. Yes, these costs are accurately traced to each briefcase. Because these are variable cost and incurred upon per unit as per the product requirement and specification.
Check attachment for 2, 3 and 4.
For 3b. please provide the statements which are to checked.
Answer:
The amount of credit sales during may is $62,400.
Explanation:
credit sales = accounts receivable balance on 31 may + total credits to accounts receivable - accounts receivable balance on 30 april
= $27,000 + $68,800 - $33,400
= $62,400
Therefore, the amount of credit sales during may is $62,400.
Answer:
- News report on website and social media channels.
- Quarterly earnings call.
- Annual General meeting.
Explanation:
As there are no options available, I listed three ways in order of ease of implementation.
Catherine could include the news in a news report or newsletter and post it on the company website and their social media platforms to ensure that as many of their shareholders as possible read it. This is the easiest method mentioned and can be done as soon as possible.
Catherine can also update the shareholders during Quarterly Earnings calls which is a webcast or teleconference where she will update shareholders on the happenings in the company. As this happens quarterly, Catherine may have to wait some time to use it so it is second in ease of use.
Catherine could also wait till the Annual General Meeting of the shareholders to do so but this could take quite a long time.
Answer:
increasing then decreasing
Explanation:
production level total cost average total cost
4,000 $8,000 $2.00
4,200 $8,200 $1.95
4,400 $8,800 $2.00
Returns to scale measure the change in productivity, or how much input is needed to produce a unit of output.
- increasing returns to scale: output increases in a greater proportion than inputs
- constant returns to scale: output increases in the same proportion as inputs
- decreasing returns to scale: output increases in a lower proportion than inputs
Since first the average total cost decreased, total output increased in a greater proportion than inputs ⇒ increasing returns of scale. But then the situation reversed and total output increased in a lower proportion than inputs ⇒ decreasing returns of scale.