Answer:
Net Profit = (0.61-0.58) - 0.02
= 0.01
Explanation:
Setting the pay according to the goals achieved
by a group may not be considered beneficial to everyone, thus decreasing motivation.
Pay-for-performance or according to individual performance may help motivate
the employee but increasing individuality in terms of performance may also decrease
group cohesiveness or group-related values. The speaker here shows depreciation by undervaluing another's work to overvalue or protect one's own.
Answer:
Net Purchases = Cost of goods sold - Decrease in Inventory
= $308,000 - $16,500
= $291,500
Cash paid to Suppliers = Net Purchases + Decrease in accounts Payable
= $291,500 + $13,500
= $305,000
The summary entry is as follows:
Merchandise Inventory A/c Dr. $291,500
Accounts payable A/c Dr. $13,500
To cash $305,000
(To record the amount of cash paid to merchandise suppliers during 2018)
Answer:
a. leasing the MOW van
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- fixed cost with respect to the number of seniors served
b. incidental supplies such as salt, pepper, napkins, and so on
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- direct cost to particular seniors served by the program
- variable cost with respect to the number of seniors served
c. gasoline consumed by the MOW van
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- variable cost with respect to the number of seniors served
d. rent on the facility that houses Care Center, including the MOW
- indirect cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- fixed cost with respect to the number of seniors served
e. salary of the part-time manager of the MOW
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- fixed cost with respect to the number of seniors served
f. depreciation on the kitchen equipment used in the MOW
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- fixed cost with respect to the number of seniors served
g. hourly wages of the caregiver who drives the van and delivers the meals
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- variable cost with respect to the number of seniors served
h. complying with H&S regulations in the kitchen
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- fixed cost with respect to the number of seniors served
i. mailing letters soliciting donations to the MOW
- direct cost to Meals-On-Wheels program
- indirect cost to particular seniors served by the program
- fixed cost with respect to the number of seniors served
Answer:
If Mo pays cash, the cost of the purchase will be $140.
If Mo uses the credit card and pays the full balance during the billing cycle, the cost of the purchase will be $135.80.
Explanation:
If Mo pays cash, it implies that she does not get the 3% discount she is entitled to, with the use of her credit card. Therefore, she will bear the full cost. However, if she uses the credit card, the discount is $4.20 ($1540 * 97%) and she will pay only $135.80 as the discounted price of the electronic reader.