What is the goal of managers who use matrix analysis to evaluate menu items based on each item’s popularity and food cost percentage?
A menu item sells for $8.00, has a food cost of 25%, and it…
A menu item sells for $8.00, has a food cost of 25%, and it is sold to 100 guests. What is the item’s total contribution margin?
Last year an operation had a cost of food consumed for meats…
Last year an operation had a cost of food consumed for meats of $310,000. In that year the operation had a beginning meat inventory of $15,000 and ending meat inventory of $16,000. What was the operation’s inventory turnover for meat last year?
If an operation achieved $8,000 in sales for one day and a l…
If an operation achieved $8,000 in sales for one day and a labor cost of $1,760 for that same day, then the operation achieved a 22% labor cost.
A Uniform Systems of Accounts describes the legally required…
A Uniform Systems of Accounts describes the legally required format managers must use when preparing the financial statements of a business.
Under what expense category is “Depreciation” listed when a…
Under what expense category is “Depreciation” listed when a P&L is prepared using the USAR?
Managers can reduce their operations’ variable labor cost pe…
Managers can reduce their operations’ variable labor cost percentages by increasing worker productivity.
An operation had sales this period of $89,775. Last period s…
An operation had sales this period of $89,775. Last period sales were $85,500. What was the operation’s percentage sales increase for this period when compared to last period?
What will be the normal impact on costs when managers buy co…
What will be the normal impact on costs when managers buy convenience items rather than make those same items from scratch?
The first step in the management of payroll cost is the dete…
The first step in the management of payroll cost is the determination of productivity standards.