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In a supply chain, having a recognized leader exercising power leads to:

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Answer: In a supply chain, having a recognized leader exercising power leads to: <u>"b. facilitation of legitimacy in the supply chain."</u>.

Explanation: The role of a supply chain leader is much more than just having functional knowledge: supply chain leaders must have process experience. They are responsible for taking items from one end of the supply chain to the other, even if they have no total control over each step.

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Chillmax Company plans to sell 3,500 pairs of shoes at $60 each in the coming year. Variable cost is 35% of the sales price; con

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Answer:

=$246,000

Explanation:

Intended sales 3500 units

Selling price =$60

variable costs 35% of sales price is 35/100 x 60= $21

Contribution margin is 65% of sales price = 65/100 x 60 = $39

Fixed costs =$78,000

Sales revenue to make $81,900 will be

operating income = total contribution margin -Fixed costs

$81,900 = TCM - $78,000

TCM = $81,900 +78,000

TCM= 159,900

TCM is a product of contribution margins and sales units

159,900 =$39 x sales units

sales units = 159,000/ $39

sales units = 4,100

sales revenue = sales units x selling price

=$60 X 4100

=$246,000

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Becky only eats out at Macaroni Grill, and she eats out three times per month. She receives a raise from $31,900 per year to $33

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Answer:

Price elasticity of demand = 10.21

Explanation:

Given:

Old income (P0) = $31,900

New income (P1) = $33,500

Old Quantity (Q0) = 3 times

New Quantity (Q1) = 5 times

Computation of Price elasticity of demand :

Midpoint method:

Price elasticity of demand =

$\frac{\frac{Q1-Q0}{\frac{Q1+Q0}{2} } }{\frac{P1-P0}{\frac{P1+P0}{2} } } \\\frac{\frac{5-3}{\frac{5+3}{2} } }{\frac{33,500-31,900}{\frac{33,500+31,900}{2} } }\\\frac{\frac{2}{\frac{8}{2} } }{\frac{1600}{\frac{65400}{2} } }\\\frac{\frac{2}{4} }{\frac{1600}{32700} } }\\10.21$

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2 years ago

In each of the following cases, calculate the accounting break-even and the cash break-even points. Ignore any tax effects in ca

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Answer:

Accounting Break-Even

Case 1 = $14,350 Case 2 = $8,485.71 Case 3 = $214.375

Cash Break-Even

Case 1 = $11,766.67 Case 2 = $1342.86 Case 3 = $168.75

Explanation:

According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follow:-

Accounting Break-Even = (Fixed Cost + Depreciation Cost) ÷ (Price Unit -Variable Unit)

Case 1 - ($7,060,000 + $1,550,000) ÷ ($3075 - $2,475)

= $8,610,000 ÷ $600

= $14,350

Case 2 - ( $47,000 + $250,000) ÷ ($96 - $61)

= $297,000 ÷ 35 = $8,485.71

Case 3 - ($2,700 + $730) ÷ ($21 - $5)

= $3,430 ÷ $16 = $214.375

Cash Break Even = Fixed Cost ÷ (Price Unit - Variable Unit)

Case 1 - $7,060,000 ÷ ($3075 - $2,475)

= $7,060,000 ÷ $600

= $11,766.67

Case 2 - $47,000 ÷ ($96 - $61)

= $47,000 ÷ $35 = $1342.86

Case 3 - $2,700 ÷ ($21 - $5)

= $2,700 ÷ $16 = $168.75

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2 years ago

JTM Ltd incurs costs of $16 per unit ($12 variable, $4 fixed) for a widget it sells for $22. JTM has received two special offers

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Answer:

We must analyze the potential benefits of choosing one order or the other one:

Current JTM costs:

$12 variable per unit
$4 fixed per unit

If JTM accepts Firm A's order its fixed costs will not vary and it will be able to increase its profits by: ($17 - $12) x 10,000 = $50,000

Since JTM doesn't have the capacity to fulfill Firm B's order with their current cost structure, if it decides to take it, its variable or fixed costs (we don't know which) will probably increase, so its contribution margin will no longer be $5, as with Firm A's order, but will probably be lower. We are not told by how much the costs would increase.

The third alternative is to accept Firm B's offer and not sell 2,000 units through its normal distribution channels, but that would result in an increase in profits but also loss of normal profits:

($5 x 14,000 units) - ($6 x 2,000 units for the lost normal profits) = $70,000 - $12,000 = $58,000. If JTM is able to cancel the sale of 2,000 units, then Firm B's offer would increase its profits by $58,000, $8,000 more than Firm A's order, but it depends on its ability to cancel or not the normal sales.

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