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    contribute and if I don’t contribute today I won’t get to do it until next year We have to be specific on who we want to help or what we are trying to accomplish. How do we differentiate from others making a similar effort? Why should someone contribute to our organization instead of others? How is our approach or solution unique? Answering these questions should provide contributors with the information they need to support our cause and motivate them to give. Once we have reached our deadline, we have to show gratitude to those who contributed. Recognition is a good way to start recruiting individuals for our next event. We may want to utilize different methods of approach depending on the size of each individual or organization’s contribution. It is worth mentioning that we have a small window for response time, so our response time has to be almost immediate to guarantee and hopefully increase the amount a donor…

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    The Supreme Court rules that a maximum amount can be contributed to politicians in order to limit political influence from an individual. It also shows through Shaun McCutcheon’s opinion on contributions to Super PACs. McCutcheon believes that from a moral standpoint, being able to give unlimited money to Super PACs is an idea that should be challenged. 2d) Freud would examine how the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious mind interact. For the conscious, Freud would examine what…

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    the company. The cost-volume-profit analysis is very helpful for the managers to make product decisions by estimating the expected profitability of the choices because different choices will affect the selling price, variable costs per unit, fixed costs, units sold and operating income. According to Alvis (2016), CVP analysis expands the use of information provided by breakeven analysis. Therefore, this paper is going to address Swill Chocolate Company’s CVP analysis in details which includes…

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    Concepts of CVP (Cost Behaviour Analysis?) Contribution Margin Contribution margin (CM) is a cost accounting concept that allows a company to determine the profitability of individual products (Investopedia, 2015). In short, it is equivalent to the revenue less the total variable cost (Horngren, Datar, & Rajan). The CM per unit measures the amount of each unit sold contributes to cover fixed costs and increasing profit and also considers what happens when sales and production increase by one…

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    vanilla cupcake that will blow your taste buds out of your mouth is not only a great snack, but it will provide you with lots of energy to help you get through your day. Although it is not the healthiest food option, it always is the “go-to” option, when you have guests over, have a get-together or just want to surprise the family with something sweet and home-made. R&J not only has the best ingredients, but provides your family with the cheapest and most healthy ingredients. R&J specialize in…

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    Bridgestone Case Study

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    fundamental management accounting tool that is useful for planning, control, and decision making. It explores important relationships between costs, volume or activity levels, and profit. Sheryl asked Thomas to provide her with Bridgestone’s annual budgetary income statement in a contribution margin format. She explained that this format is the basic foundation for CVP analysis since it presents revenues and expenses based on their variable or fixed behavior in relation to service activity…

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    running large amounts of product for the larger customers with no down-time for a changeover. See the tables below for keeping or dropping a smaller customer. Keep All Customers (Option 1) Haven Foodliner Hy-Vee Walmart Total Sales Revenue $150,000 $800,000 $900,000 $1,850,000 Variable Cost $70,000 $400,000 $450,000 $930,000 Contribution Margin $80,000 $400,000 $550,000 $920,000 Direct Fixed Cost $50,000 $150,000 $175,000 $375,000 Allocated Fixed Cost $30,000 $50,000 $50,000 $130,000 Profit…

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    1. What are the relevant facts? • Ryan was recently hired as the Chief Accountant for a relatively small firm • Sid, the VP of sales, is concerned that the company will not reach their sales quota (200,000 units) • CEO requires the contribution margin to be $2.00 per unit in order to achieve a pre-tax profit of $85,000 • Due to the variable costs of $4.00 per unit, the selling price must be $6.00 o Competitors are selling similar products o at lower prices • Variable costs must decrease in…

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    Wall Street Burger Case

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    Special Order Results I think taking the special order, if we have excess capacity to do so, would be a positive choice. It would add a $13.25 per burger addition to our operating income if we went with the variable cost structure and a $30.03 increase per burger using the fixed cost structure8. I think that if this was a recurring order, I strongly suggest using the fixed cost structure since the fixed cost are taken care of already regardless of the special order and will only rise if it is…

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    Benjamin Franklin is one of the most significant people in American history. He is not only a founding father; he is also an author, inventor, scientist, and a diplomat. All of these things helped him provide great contributions to the United States history. These contributions include his many different inventions including the glass armonica, bifocals, and of course his most famous invention the lightning rod, which will be discussed more further in. Another one of Franklin’s contributions…

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