Which of the following elements are included on the hierarchy of hazard control?

Information from the operating budgets of Roswell Fabricators follows: Selling and administrative expenses $ 140,000 Factory ove

elena55 [62]

Answer:

Budgeted net income=$77,000

Explanation:

Budgeted net income=Total income/Earnings-Deductions/expenditure-income tax

where;

Expenditures;

Selling and administrative expenses=140,000

Factory overheads=200,000

Cost of goods sold=450,000

Capital expenditures=100,000

Total expenditure=Selling and administrative expenses+factory overheads+cost of goods sold+capital expenditures

replacing;

Total expenditure=(140,000+200,000+450,000+100,000)=$ 890,000

Earnings;

Total income/earnings=1,000,000

Income tax=30%of net income

net income=Total income-expenditure=(1,000,000-890,000)=110,000

Income tax=(30/100)×110,000=33,000

Replacing in the expression;

Budgeted net income=Total income/Earnings-Deductions/expenditure-income tax

Budgeted net income=1,000,000-890,000-33,000=77,000

Budgeted net income=$77,000

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2 years ago

Despite having sufficient snow, a local ski mountain has decided to close in early march for the end of the ski season. what is

RSB [31]

<span>Most Ski resorts will try to extend the ski season as long as possible. This is because they are only going to earn money if they are open for business. In this case, the ski mountain is closing early in March instead of waiting until a more traditional time of year, probably late spring. While there may be a few reasons why the ski mountain might chose to close early even though there is sufficient snow this year, it is likely that this is a financial decision. If the ski mountain is not able to turn a profit, that is the most likely reason they will shut down early. If it is costing more to the keep the resort open then they can earn by staying open a few more weeks, then it would make sence to just shut down early.</span>

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2 years ago

The banking crisis of 2008 is quite interesting to analyze. The factors that led to this near banking collapse are intriguing to

KiRa [710]

Answer:

1. The repeal of some provisions of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933

a. Major contributor

The repeal of some of the provisions of the Glass-Steagall Act led to lesser restrictions on the banking industry which allowed for the kind of investments that banks made leading up to 2008 that led to the crisis.

2. Savvy individual investors

b. Not a major contributor

Savvy individual investors knew how to invest and what to invest in and mostly avoided the securities that caused the crisis.

3. The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA)

a. Major contributor

The CRA allowed for banks to be able to lend money to lower income households who were the major defaulters on the mortgages which was a major contributor to the crisis.

4. Borrowers lack of financial knowledge

a. Major contributor.

A lot of the borrowers did not understand what they were getting into and so when time came to pay back, they ended up being unable to. A fact which contributed in no small way to the banking crisis.

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2 years ago

Your professor hands you a piece of paper with the number 75 on it and tells you this is your current average in the class. Sinc

zzz [600]

Answer:

Your professor hands you a piece of paper with the number 75 on it and tells you this is your current average in the class. Since this is your fourth year as a college student, you know you could work hard to bring that average up to a B by the end of the semester. This is data.

D. data

Explanation:

To understand what data is, consider the explanation below;

1. Data: data is a piece of raw information that can be converted to useful information. They are facts and statistics usually derived from observations and study that once processed and analysed, useful information can be extracted from it. Data can be analysed in different ways depending on the expected results. In the modern age, data is very important since they provided a factual basis for theories. Data can be processed manually or through the use of software applications.

An example of data is the score that the professor gave you which is 75, this score implies a specific grade ranking. This data was useful to you, since you analysed it and came to the conclusion that by working hard you can average this score up to a B by the end of the semester. The process through which you took the data which is 75, analysed it by comparing it to the grading system and coming to a conclusion is an example of data processing.

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2 years ago

Morgana Company identifies three activities in its manufacturing process: machine setups, machining, and inspections. Estimated

grandymaker [24]

Answer:

Machine setups= $70 per setup

Machining= $10 per machine hour

Inspection= $45 per inspection

Explanation:

<u>To calculate the allocation rate for each activity, we need to use the following formula:</u>

Predetermined manufacturing overhead rate= total estimated overhead costs for the period/ total amount of allocation base

Machine setups= 140,000 / 2,000= $70 per setup

Machining= 240,000 / 24,000= $10 per machine hour

Inspection= 54,000 / 1,200= $45 per inspection

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1 year ago