Overbranding of high-tech products means:
a. branding the individual product which leads to a string of confusing names over time
b. branding the company, platform, or idea
c. having a family brand
d. having an umbrella brand
e. none of the above
a
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An informative synopsis
A) simply tells what the report is about. B) presents the main points of the report in the same order as the text. C) omits the findings of the report. D) is preferable if your report is organized using the indirect approach. E) provides moderately greater detail than the table of contents.
Adding the program unit name to the END statement that closes the procedure or function statements in the package body is mandatory.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Two manufacturing processes are being considered for making a new product. Process #1 is less capital intensive, with fixed costs of $50,000 per year and variable costs of $700 per unit
Process #2 has fixed costs of $400,000 annually, with variable costs of $200 per unit. a. What is the break-even quantity for the two processes? b. If annual sales are expected to be 600 units, which process should be selected? c. If lowest overall costs per year is your overall objective, for what range of annual production quantities should you select the first process? the second process? d. Operations and Engineering have found a way to reduce the cost of the second process, such that the fixed costs for this process decrease from $400,000 to $300,000 annually. All other costs remain the same (1st process fixed = $50,000 / year, 1st process variable = $700 / unit, 2nd process variable = $200 / unit). What is the new break even quantity between the two processes? e. Does this change the process selection for the annual sales volume of 600 units? If so, for what range of annual production quantities should you select the first process and the second process?
Generally accepted auditing standards established by the AICPA through April of 2003:
A. Were also adopted as international auditing standards at that date. B. Were accepted as interim standards by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. C. Are now developed by the Securities and Exchange Commission. D. Provide accounting guidance for nonpublic companies.