a product cost $4.85 and 15% of all customers buy this product. And if 18 customers come in per hour on the weekday (monday thursday) and 30 customers come in of the weekend ( Friday-Saturday). The store is open 8 hours on the weekdays and 12 hours on the weekend. assume each month contains 4.2 weeks. What is the monthly revenue?

What is the EOQ for a firm that sells 5,800 units when the cost of placing an order is $5.20 and the carrying costs are $4.00 per unit? Round your answer to the nearest whole number.   units How long will the EOQ last? Use the rounded value from the previous question. Assume 365 days in a year. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.   days How many orders are placed annually? Assume 365 days in a year. Use the rounded value from the previous question. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.   orders per year As a result of lower interest rates, the financial manager determines the carrying costs are now $2.2 per unit. What is the new EOQ? Round your answer to the nearest whole number.   units What is the annual number of orders? Assume 365 days in a year. Use the rounded values of the new EOQ and duration of the new EOQ in your calculations. Round your answer to the nearest whole number.   orders per year

Herro, Inc. sells Product TH14 for $57.00 per unit. Variable costs for Product TH14 are $41.00 per unit, and monthly fixed costs are $467,000. If Herro desires a monthly net income of $14,000, how many units of Product TH 14 must be sold per month?

a.  Assume that the cost of goods sold is 60% and that the monthly discount rate is 1%. Looking at the values in the exhibit above, you note that the average monthly revenue for a subscribed customer rises as the company sends more emails. In addition, the average monthly revenue for an unsubscribed customer also rises as the company sends more emails. What could explain both of these patterns?    b. Calculate the 6-month LTV for each of the four tested email frequencies. Please show the spreadsheet with your calculations and be clear about any assumptions you are making.    c. Based on this test, how many emails-per-week should the company be sending to its customers? This email frequency should apply to all customers; the company doesn't want to implement a different email frequency for different kinds of people

Kauffman Market has a gross profit percentage of 40%. It is expecting an additional $3,000 in revenues over the upcoming 3-day holiday weekend. The manager would like 3 additional staff members assisting customers during this busy time. The additional staff members will each work one 6-hour shift per day and earn $12 per hour. Would it be profitable for Kauffman Market to add the extra staff members? By how much? a.No, by $(1,392) b.Yes, by $984 c.Yes, by $2,352 d.Yes, by $552

Customers at furniture store demand an average of 6,000 bookcases per year. Each time an order is placed, an ordering cost of $300 is incurred. The annual holding cost for a single desk is 25% of the $200 cost of a bookcase. Assume that the lead time to receive an order is one week. a) Each time an order is placed, how many bookcases should be ordered? b) What is the cycle time, T? c) How many orders should be placed each year? d) Determine the total annual costs of meeting the customers' demands for bookcases.

Cruse Cleaning offers residential and small office cleaning services. An average cleaning service has the following price and costs. Sales price $ 128.00 per service Variable costs 90.00 per service Fixed costs 124,982 per year Cruse Cleaning is subject to an income tax rate of 22 percent. Required: How many cleaning services must Cruse Cleaning sell in a year to break even? How many cleaning services must Cruse Cleaning sell in a year to earn an annual operating profit of $34,086 after taxes?

Assume Sparkle Co. expects to sell 150 units next month. The unit sales price is $90, unit variable cost is $45, and the fixed costs per month are $5,000. The margin of safety in terms of sales revenue is: Round to two decimal places.

A door manufacturer decides to sell each door for $ 479. It has a manufacturing cost ofdoor is $ 237 and fixed costs are $ 4,114 a week.1. How many doors should you produce and sell each week in order to guaranteethe business to break even?2. If you sell 65 doors per month you could guarantee your breakeven point. Explain your answer.

Tumble company sells coats for $149.17 each. The variable costs per coat are $63.95 and the fixed costs per month are $46817. How many coats must be sold to make a profit of 5380 in a month? Round to the next whole number