Brad purchased a company that is not profitable. What are two courses of action he could take to boost profits in the company?

Explanation:

Part 1: True, the information given about the total costs incurred by the movie studio from last year shows that after the adjustments for the differences in totals

3rd movie cost - 2nd = 132-84 = 48 million

Thus, the variable costs must be at least $47 million but less than $255 million as well.

Part 2:  False, the marginal cost for producing the first movie was $45 million, while the studio produced three films during that period.

In conclusion, the variable costs for all three films last year were

45 x 3 = 135 million

Response:

Total Sales= $3,000,000

Clarification:

Based on the following details:

The expectation is to sell 10,000 mattresses over the current year, with 1,000 mattresses available in finished goods inventory at the previous year's close. Armando aims to end this year with at least 1,250 finished mattresses in inventory. There won't be any leftover work-in-process inventory. Each mattress retails for $300.

Production:

Sales projected= 10,000

Ending inventory goal= 1,250

Beginning inventory= (1,000)

Total needed= 10,250

Sales therefore total= 10,000*300= $3,000,000

Answer:

Based solely on the provided information, the answers are:

a. The accounts receivable balance reported on the December 31, Year 1, balance sheet will be $4,000.

b. A net income of $18,000 will be recorded on the Year 1 income statement.

c. A net cash flow of $14,000 from operational activities will be shown on the Year 1 cash flow statement.

d. Retained earnings amounting to $18,000 will appear on the Year 1 balance sheet.

Explanation:

a.

Service revenue recorded on account for Year 1 totaled $18,000

Cash collected from accounts receivable during Year 1 amounted to $14,000

Thus, on December 31, Year 1, the accounts receivable balance stands at $18,000-$14,000 = $4,000

b. Only the $18,000 service revenue earned within Year 1 will be reported on the income statement.

c. The cash transaction recorded for the year sums to $14,000 received from customers, which is reflected in the Year 1 cash flow statement.

d. The retained earnings indicated on the Year 1 balance sheet amount to $18,000

Response:

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