The economic order quantity, Q. is the size of the order that minimizes total inventory costs. These costs, which are composed of ordering and holding costs, can be computed using the following expression:
If: TC = total inventory costs Q = size of each order D = annual demand in units F = fixed costs of ordering P = variable cost of placing one order S = holding (carrying) cost per year for one unit of inventory
The following inventory information is available for an organization:
Annual demand (D) 20.000 units Variable cost of placing one order (P) US $100 Holding cost per unit (S) $1 Economic order quantity (Q) 2.000 units Fixed cost of ordering $0
A company has several departments that conduct technical studies and prepare reports for clients. Recently, there have been long delays in having these reports copied at the company's centralized copy center because of the dramatic increase in business. !Management is considering decentralizing copy services to reduce the turnaround and provide clients with timely reports. An appropriate technique for minimizing turnaround time and the cost of providing copy services is:
Which of the following is true of bond financing, compared to common stock, when alJ other variables are equal?
Which of the following standards would be most useful in evaluating the performance of a customer-service group?
A new advertising agency serves a wide range of clients including manufacturers, restaurants, service businesses, department stores, and other retail establishments. The accounting system the advertising agency has most likely adopted for its record keeping in accumulating costs is: