-------------------------------july-------August-----Sept
Sales(unit) - - - - - - - -70000 - - 83000 - - - - - -
Production(Units)----73250 - -84750--91750
October expected sales = 97000
Ending Inventory for August
Production 84750
Less: Sales 83000
Add: Begin Inventory (83000*25%) - - 20750
Ending Inventory 22500
September:
Production in Units 91,750
Add: Beginning Inventory
Working note) 22,500
Less: Ending Inventory
( 97000X25%) (24,250)
Budgeted Sales Units 90,000
<span>When there are ongoing speculations regarding a company's financial troubles, it can lead to a decrease in employees' internal motivation.
The level of Maslow's hierarchy that corresponds to this scenario is the safety needs level.
</span><span>Safety needs in Maslow's framework pertain to the requirement for security and safeguarding.
This security encompasses the safety of life and belongings, as well as job stability, among other aspects.
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Explanation provided below.
In a scenario where transactions are recorded in the exact sequence they occurred, the customer owes $22. Conversely, if the transactions are arranged from largest to smallest, the customer’s account balance diminishes rapidly, leading to an overdraft of $88. Explanation: In the original order, one fee of $22 accumulates, resulting in a total debt of $22, calculated by multiplying 1 by $22. However, when sorted descending, four occurrences of the $22 fee arise, resulting in an overdraft of $88, as computed by multiplying 4 by $22.
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
