Which of the following statements is/are TRUE with respect to the relevance of cash flows in capital budgeting decisions? I. Initial project cash outflows may include the initial investment and any working capital required to kick-start the investment. II. Operational cash flows include cash inflows from sales or inflows from increased operating expenses, as well as cash outflows like preventative maintenance and environmental costs. III. Cash flows at disposal (end of project) may include cash inflows such as the return of any working capital and the sale of equipment at salvage value.  

Hoosier Inc. makes and sells its own widgets.  Its selling price is $35.00 per unit, with a contribution margin of $14.00 per unit. Hoosier has received a special order from a competitor (Purdue) to make 12,000 units.  Hoosier only has enough idle capacity to make 8,000 additional units.  Purdue insists that Hoosier deliver ALL 12,000 units, NOT 8,000 units. After detailed analysis, Hoosier knows that for this decision, its relevant manufacturing costs are $10.00 per unit. If Hoosier accepts this opportunity, what is the minimum price it should charge for these 12,000 units in order to cover all its costs? (Round your calculations to the nearest $0.01 (cent) and select the answer closest to your calculations.)

The opportunity cost of making a component part in a factory with no excess capacity is the:

What is the payback period in years for a $33,000 project that is expected to return $8,000 for the first three (3) years and $12,000 per year thereafter? (Round your answer to two decimal places)

Write a detailed paragraph responding to the following question. What is the justification that Krishna gives for Arjuna being able to prosecute a Civil War? How does this compare and/or contrast with the justifications used for participating in the U.S. Civil War? With the justifications someone might use today to participate in one?

Write a detailed paragraph responding to the following question. What is the justification that Krishna gives for Arjuna being able to prosecute a Civil War? How does this compare and/or contrast with the justifications used for participating in the U.S. Civil War? With the justifications someone might use today to participate in one?

A client cuts herself with a sharp knife while cooking dinner. The client describes how the wound started bleeding and had a red appearance almost immediately. The nurse practitioner knows that in the vascular stage of acute inflammation, the blood vessels:

Dharma is…

How did the Pueblo people respond to Spanish colonization?

Read the scenario, and answer the following questions using bullet points: Dylan, a 27-year-old accountant, recently began waking up at 5:30 AM every morning to go for a 3-mile run. This is a new routine for Dylan. Until two months ago, Dylan described herself as “not a morning person” and rarely exercised. Her friends are surprised by the change and often ask what “motivated” her. Dylan says, “I just felt like I needed a change. Running clears my mind.” According to her roommate, Dylan began her new routine after a breakup. During her first week of running, Dylan posted pictures of sunrise views and received dozens of supportive comments on social media. She also started tracking her runs using a fitness app that gives her weekly “streak” badges and sends her positive messages like, “You crushed it today!” Now, even on cold, rainy days, Dylan still gets up to run and posts her progress online. Her mood appears more upbeat overall, and she often encourages others to try running.   Identify the public and private events in the scenario. Explain Dylan’s running as a behavioral activity using mentalism. Explain Dylan’s running as a behavioral activity using a radical behaviorist’s view.