Yes, it would accounted for under factory overhead.
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New product development objectives for a new product would include: * Schedule of release * Safety and testing guidelines * List of features * Features for future release * Upgrade path * Financial and Budgetary objectives New product development objectives for an existing product would include: * Making the product better or safer * Making the product cheaper for the end-user * Making the product easier to sell * Upgrading the product to be state-of the-art * Adding more features to the product
When you consume a resource, expenses are incurred. Resources can be consumed by using a resource up or over time. You would incur an expense for a product when it sells or when you buy office supplies for your business.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics would be a useful resource when looking for an area with good job opportunities. There are maps on their website that show job growth and unemployment statistcs around the US.
Making your product popular in the market needs a promotional product that would remind customers of your brand.
My answer would be that HR has a budget for hiring etc, therefore it would be considered a hiring cost from its budget. The labor cost would be what it cost to produce a product and the wages paid out etc.
Yes, blinds made from bamboo are considered "green:, they are a renewable resource that is great for the environment.
it is eathier fish lumber cotton or vegatebles so i know my name is jasmine.
The conversion cost is the amount of money it takes to change a resource into a product. Going from something raw to a finished product would almost always have a cost, that would be the conversion cost. The cost at which it takes to convert from one thing to another.
Government regulations increase the cost of making the product APEX 😁
Eletronics. Actually, that would be wood, silica (glass), petroleum (plastics), and various metals and other minerals. That also takes labor and electricity.