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Is a company earnings are the same as its revenue?
A company's earnings are equal to revenue less costs of production over a given period of time.
What are the roles of a manager in a business?
through less to less cost production. satisfy to her staff or emploees.
What is meant by spreading the overheads?
Spreading overheads refers to distributing the indirect costs of running a business across different products, services, departments, or activities. This helps in allocating costs more fairly and accurately to determine the true profitability of each aspect of the business.
Total costs less conversion costs equal to material costs?
Conversion cost is total of: Options Direct material and direct wages Direct material, direct wages, and production overheads Direct wages and production overheads. None of the above
What is an average cost of Algae production?
invest in Origin Oil (OOIL) and it costs less than a dollar
How do you explain fixed costs really being variable when the more you produce the less they become?
The basic point is that fixed costs, even though they stay the same, become less in relation to the increased production.
Why do production possibilties frontiers tend to curve because they show?
the increasing costs resulting in increasingly less output
Will I receive a 1099 form if my earnings are less than 600?
No, you will not receive a 1099 form if your earnings are less than 600.
Modern machinery did all EXCEPT which of the following Drove production costs up. Employed more people to create more products. Made manufacturing less expensive. Created a shortage of raw materials.?
It did NOT drive production costs up.
Why the production possibilities frontier graph is in curve?
the increasing costs resulting in increasingly less outputIt means underutilization of resources.
Production possibilities frontiers curve when they are charted on a graph because they show?
the increasing costs resulting in increasingly less output
What is the name given to excess profits that are reinvested back into a business?
The term that you are looking for is 'retained earnings'. These are excess profits that may or may not be reinvested back into a business. They are ususally based on a percent of net earnings that are not paid out as dividends. Retained earnings are also used to pay debt and are recorded on the balance sheet under Shareholders' Equity.Also referred to as 'retained surplus' or 'undistributed profits', retained earnings are derived by adding net income to or subtracting net losses from beginning retained earnings less dividends paid to shareholders.
