A new restaurant has introduced a wildly popular macaroni and cheese dish made with goat cheese. however, at approximately the s

Answer:

E. efficiency wages

Explanation:

This situation does not represent discrimination, as Rob has a solid history with the company (15 years). Even though their productivity levels might seem comparable, Rob’s extensive experience warrants the higher compensation.

This exemplifies the efficiency wage hypothesis, which posits that higher salaries can enhance employee productivity. Consequently, this creates an incentive for Rob to remain with the company.

Answer:

The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is developed based on the premise that demand, ordering, and holding costs remain constant. Therefore, if any of these core assumptions shift, this could lead to discrepancies between theory and actual spending, which might explain Ali's situation.

Explanation:

The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) defines the optimal order size that minimizes the total expenses associated with ordering, receiving, and stocking inventory.

The formula for Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is: EOQ = sqrt of 2DS/H

where:

D= Demand in units

S= Ordering costs per order

H= Holding cost per unit over time

The following journal entry is detailed below: Cash A/c Dr $4,100, Equipment A/c Dr $23,000, Furniture A/c Dr $47,000, To Account payable $16,000, and To Rodriguez's Capital $58,100. This entry reflects that all adjustments have been recorded, with the remaining balance credited to Rodriguez's Capital. The calculation for the remaining balance is as follows: Cash A/c + Equipment A/c + Furniture A/c - Accounts payable = $4,100 + $23,000 + $47,000 - $16,000 equals $58,100.

Solution

1.Hotel’s cost structure          Indications in percentage(%)

Revenue                                     $ 2,000,000                          (100)

Less: Variable expenses            $ 1,300,000                            65

                                                    --------------------

Contribution margin                       $700,000                            

Less: Fixed expenses                   $560,000                            28

                                                    ---------------------

Net income                                       $140,000                            7

2.Revenue declines by 30 percent

Revenue                                     $ 1,400,000                    

Less: Variable expenses               $910,000                                                                                    

                                                   ---------------------

Contribution margin                       $490,000                  

Less: Fixed expenses                   $392,000                          

                                                    ---------------------

Net income                                       $98,000          

3.Operating leverage factor when revenue is $2,000,000    

       Operating leverage =    Contribution/ Net income

                                             

4.Operating leverage factor when increase in revenue by 25 percent  

increase in revenue by 25 percent=

increase in contribution by 25 percent=

increase in net income by 25 percent  =                                                  

       Operating leverage =    Contribution/ Net income

                                         

Answer:

Part a:

Show the probability density function for the waiting times at Kroger, assuming they are exponentially distributed.

Solution:

Probability density function f(x) = (1/ )*e-x/  = (1/26)*e-x/26 (result)

Part b:

Calculate the probability that a customer waits between 15 and 30 seconds.

Solution:

0.2462

Part c:

Determine the probability that a customer must wait longer than 2 minutes.

Solution:

0.0099

Explanation:

All calculations are included.