Answer:
The total value created is $70
Explanation:
In this scenario, the total value created is the total monetary benefit of a consumer and a producer with respect to the sale of a product. It therefore, is the sum of the consumer surplus and producer surplus. It is calculated as follows:
Consumer surplus = consumer's willing price - market price = 130 - 100 = $30
Producer surplus = market price - producer's willing price = 100 - 60 = $40
Therefore, total value created = 40 + 30 = $70
Answer:
6 (rounded up to the nearest whole number)
Explanation:
Number of kaban= Daily demand*lead time in days * ( 1 + safety stock)/quantity in a container
= 800*0.34* (1+9/100)/50
272 * 1.09/50
272* 0.0218
=5.9296
=6 ( nearest whole number)
Answer:
Instructions are below.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Model A12:
selling price= $60
variable cost= $43
Model B22:
selling price= $111
variable costs= $79
Model C124:
selling price= $402
variable costs= $309.
Sales mix:
A12= 60%
B22= 27%
C124= 13%.
Fixed costs= $225,789
First, we need to calculate the break-even point in units for the company as a whole:
Break-even point (units)= Total fixed costs / Weighted average contribution margin ratio
Weighted average contribution margin ratio= (weighted average selling price - weighted average unitary variable cost)
Weighted average contribution margin ratio= (0.6*60 + 0.27*111 + 0.13*402) - (0.6*43 + 0.27*79 + 0.13*309)
Weighted average contribution margin ratio= 30.93
Break-even point (units)= 225,789/30.93
Break-even point (units)= 7,300 units
Now, for each product:
Sales mix:
A12= 0.6*7,300= 4,380
B22= 0.27*7,300= 1,971
C124= 0.13*7,300= 949
Answer:
=IF(C5>35000,IF(C5>25000<35000,IF(C5<25000,0.05*C5),0.04*C5),0.02*C5)
Explanation:
The formula to be placed in cell C8 is provided below :
=IF(C5>35000,IF(C5>25000<35000,IF(C5<25000,0.05*C5),0.04*C5),0.02*C5)
The cell will calculate the bonus according to the given data, the given data is placed in the cell using IF formula. The formula starts with = and then writing IF then applying all the terms.
Answer:
The answer is: Leslie should fund projects A and C
Explanation:
In order to determine if a project should be accepted, the first thing Leslie has to do is determine the projects´ Net Present Value (NPV). If the NPV is 0 or more, then the projects could be funded.
The formula to calculate NPV is:
NPV = ∑{p/( 1+r)t} - C
- p = net cash flows from the period
- r = discount rate (8.5% in this case)
- t = number of periods
- c = capital invested
<u>Project A:</u>
p = $4000;$4000;$4000
r = 8.5%
t = 3
c = $7,500
The NPV for Project A is $2,716.09
<u>Project B:</u>
p = $3000;$4000;$3000
r = 8.5%
t = 3
c = $8,000
The NPV for Project B is $511.52
<u>Project C:</u>
p = $0;$2,500
r = 8.5%
t = 2
c = $2,000
The NPV for Project C is $123.64
Once you calculate the NPVs from projects A,B and C you must determine how to distribute the $15,000 available. All three projects have positive NPVs, so they are profitable. But you can´t fund projects A and B since their combined costs ($7,500 + $8,000 = $15,500) exceeds $15,000. Leslie should invest in project A since its NPV is higher ($2,716.09 ˃ $511.52). She should also fund project C since its NPV is positive ($123.64) and the capital needed is smaller (only $2,000).
