Answer:
b. There is a fall in the wages paid to workers that grow roses.
Explanation:
A shift to the right in the supply curve means that the supply of roses increased the quantity of roses at the same price. This is only possible is a change in the cost structured improved the capacity of production of roses at the same use of resources. With a fall in salaries of workers is possible to hire more workers and increase the offer of total roses at a same level of previous cost
Answer:
In the product Lookup worksheet, cell F5 should contain the number generated by the Goal Seek analysis.
Answer:
Stock out costs increase
Carrying costs decrease
Explanation:
Just in time (JIT) decreases total inventory and increases the number of deliveries made by the company's vendors.
Since the company is going to hold fewer materials and components, then the risk of an stock out increases, resulting in higher stock out costs.
The total inventory will decrease, therefore, the carrying costs will also decrease.
Answer:
a. $5,460
Explanation:
The computation of the ending amount of direct labor cost is shown below:
First we have to compute the direct labor hours which is
= Ending work in process - direct materials cost
= $17,578 - $7,750
= $9,828
The total per direct labor hours is
= $12 + $15
= $27
So, the direct labor hours would be
= $9,828 ÷ $27
= 364 hours
So, the ending direct labor cost is
= 364 hours × $15 per hour
= $5,460
Answer:
Account receivable on July 31 = $261,800
Explanation:
We would not be making use of the information for June as the question says 60% is collected in the month of sale and 40% is collected in the following month . Therefore as at July 31, all of june sales would have been collected and won't be outstanding
July credit sales = 85% * $770,000 = $654,500
Collected in July (60%) = 60% * $654,500 = $392,700
Receivable as at 31 July = $654,500 - $392,700 = $261,800
