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Hitman42 [59]
2 years ago
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1. You saw a wide range of career opportunities discussed in the video related to the culinary arts. Discuss a job in the culina

ry arts industry that interests you that also combines another personal interest or hobby.
2. Aimee Compo, hotel general manager, discusses how she loves the meeting so many different people everyday. A large part of working in this industry requires dealing with customers. If you were a hotel manager, how would you deal with a customer who was unhappy with their current stay? What types of skills are important when dealing with unhappy customers?

 3. The video discusses how important tourism is in local economies. Think about the town, city, or state that you live in. Describe a tourist destination in your town, city, or state and discuss what makes it special. If you worked in tourism marketing, how would you spread the world about this particular destination? 4. Why is tourism so important to a town, city, or state?


Hospitality Manager

1. Why is hospitality important in business? 

2. What types of things does a hospitality manager do? 

3. What courses or information would be helpful for a hospitality
Business
1 answer:
Ghella [55]2 years ago
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Large part of working in this industry requires dealing with customers. If you were a hotel manager
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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

Economic\ order\ Quantity=\sqrt{\frac{2\times A\times O}{C} }  

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

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Economic\ order\ Quantity=\sqrt{\frac{2\times 40,000\times 200}{2} }  

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(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.

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one bucket requires:

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The plastic costs $10.00 per 500 grams and the employees are paid $15.00 per hour. 

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Answer:

Value added income = $75

Consumption Expenditure  = $675

investing spending = 0

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Explanation:

given data

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sold  = 45 pairs

sold = $15 each

solution

we get here first Value added income Walmart that is express as

Value added income = value of sold - value of bought   ..............1

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and

Consumption Expenditure will be

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and

GDP will be final value of goods sold at month end is

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