Which theory of macroeconomics dominated the Reagan administration?
2 answers:
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Answer:
(1) 2,28 units
(ii) 1,414 units
(iii) Minimum stock is less than EOQ.
Explanation:
(1) Units Ordered each time
where,
A = Annual Requirement =40,000 Units
O = Ordering Cost = $200 Per unit
Minimum Stock for lead time:
= (40,000 Units × 10) ÷ 365
= 1096 (Approximately)
C=Annual Carrying cost per unit = $40 × 10% × 1/2
= 2
= 2828 Units
(2) Average Inventory = EOQ ÷ 2
= 2828 Units ÷ 2
= 1,414 Units
(3) If the Lead time Increase 10 to 15 days:
Minimum Stock Need to be Maintained:
= Avg Daily Demand × Lead time
= (40,000 Units ÷ 365) × 15
= 1,644 Units
Minimum Stock is Less the EOQ , then Increasing Lead time to 15 Days Does not Have effect on EOQ.
Answer:
Part A
Purchasing the product would result in saving of $25000, if the fixed overhead of $405000 can be avoided.
Part B
Making the product would result in saving of $5000.
Explanation:
It is important to consider only the relevant cost i.e. those cost which will not be incurred if a particular decision is made and will incur if the other option is chosen.
Part A
Purchasing the product would result in saving of $25000, if the fixed overhead of $405000 can be avoided.
The Relevant cost of manufacturing the product and the purchase price are as computed below in the second image.
Part B
Making the product would result in saving of $5000.
