ACC 202 Investor Report

Once upon a  time,  there was an amazing group of  students who  studied at Cronfwoman University.   News had spread about how good these students were – both at school work, and at working with each  other.  They chit‐chatted with  their neighbors in class, collaboratively worked with  them and shared  many a smiles with them.  The amazing students were approached by an investor, Ms Finn Ance Major,  who asked for their help.  The investor was contemplating setting up a Sandwich Shop at the University  and wondered if that was a good investment.    What is your recommendation to Ms Finn Ance Major?  Here is some information to get you started:  1. The Sandwich Shop will sell made‐to‐order cold and hot sandwiches, and non‐alcoholic beverages  only  2. The University has an intake of 6,000 students  for  the 3‐year Undergraduate program and 1,000  students for the 2‐year Master’s Program per year  3. There are a 4 other food options on campus  – but none of these offer sandwiches   4.…

Introduction, key issue/s, analysis and recommendation sections for each separate scenario. ACC2273 “Is there anything wrong?” Scenario 1 You run a small business that takes older machines and refurbishes them to sell at a “charitable” price. You are doing good for the environment and helping those who need these machines get one at a reasonable price when otherwise they would not have been able to afford one. … yes, business is and can be about helping others, it is not all about making a profit and selling stuff to people that don’t necessarily need stuff. As the owner you have hired a few people to run the business. They look after purchasing and selling, collecting and distributing. You charge (sell the machines for) a small “up-charge” of 5% over cost to cover your operating costs. Some pertinent financial data for 2022: beginning inventory $5,000, ending inventory $6,000, purchases for the year $61,000 and sales for the year $15,000. Is there anything wrong with your…

Hy Flyin’ Ltd. operates amusement parks similar to those such as Canada’s Wonderland, Six Flags, Cedar Point, Disneyworld etc. Hy Flyin's mission is to provide high quality family entertainment that exceed guests' expectations and will create lifelong memories. To achieve this goal, Hy Flyin' strives to provide safe, clean, friendly family environments at reasonable prices. In addition to the amusement parks, the company operates a community outreach program. Through volunteerism, it offers educational and recreational programs (e.g. after school programs for children and teenagers, employment related training for adults) and special events at its facilities. Hy Flyin's president, Roland Coaster, has asked you to lead a team of employees in developing a balanced scorecard for its parks.              Required:          Create a balance scorecard that identifies two metrics of performance for each of the 4 dimensions  Identify how the metrics relate to Hy Flyin's key success…

Match each business description with the BEST model for fundraising. V A USC focused Matcha Cafe A. Bootstrap V A startup that wants to create NFTS for each cup of B. Venture Capital matcha it sells in the metaverse. C. Bank Loan V A Southern California Matcha Shop that has been in business for 10 years and wants to add another D. Friends and Family. location. a student company looking at creating a new and scalable matcha recipe to boost memory and performance.

Case: Explore the website of SecondBite <https://secondbite.org/> and watch carefully the following case study interview: <https://youtu.be/q4UBr1ePB3k>  SecondBite is a charity based in Australia, whose objective is to rescue and deliver nutritious food free of charge to those in need. SecondBite has separate operating divisions: one for the collection of food from the charity partners and Coles retail stores, and another one for the delivery of the nutritious food collected to the locations where people in need are. The direct monthly costs of the two operating divisions are respectively $489,860 for ‘food collection’ and$998,270 for ‘food delivery’. SecondBite benefits from two support departments: one monitors the quality and selection of nutritious food collected from SecondBite’s charity partners. It also checks the conditions of storage of such food in the trucks during travelling time and contributes to design and implement checks on the quality, timing and…

Focused on Success: The Right Fit—Christine’s Work Pays Off   After discussing her options with Mrs. Cook, Christine decided to switch her program of study from Medical Assisting to Medical Coding and Billing. Coding and Billing was Mrs. Cook’s recommendation, and Christine realized that it was the perfect career for her. Christine’s career mission was to work with people in a medical environment. By doing Medical Coding and Billing, she could fulfill her mission and achieve the earning targets she had set for herself. Christine knew her soft skills would transfer well to Medical Coding and Billing, but she also knew she would have to learn the hard skills needed to close her skills gap.   Christine did very well in her classes. She had near-perfect attendance, and earned a 3.6 GPA. Her high school GPA had been a 2.5, so she was quite proud of what she had accomplished in the college program. Just before graduation, Christine spoke to Dr. Nelson about her future plans. Christine was an…

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Angel uses the Mookie The Beagle Concierge app to schedule pet care for Kuno, her King Shepherd, for the last weekend in January (01/29/2023 2 pm until 01/30/2023 11 pm) while she is running in a charity marathon. Because Kuno requires extra healthcare considerations, the service will be billed at Pet Wellness: Intensive Wellness rates. Required: 1. Create Sales Receipt. a. Select (+) New icon > Sales Receipt b. Select Customer: Angel Merriman: Kuno c. Select Sales Receipt Date: 01/29/2023 d. Select Payment Method: Check e. Enter Reference Number: 3042 f. Select Deposit to: 1001 Checking g. Select Product/Service: Pet Wellness: Intensive Wellness h. Enter QTY: 33 i. Enter Rate: 90.00 j. What is the Total for the Sales Receipt? Note: Answer this question in the table shown below. Round your answer to the nearest dollar amount. k. Select Save and leave the Sales Receipt displayed Answer is complete but not entirely correct. Total for the sales receipt $ 9,000 X 2. View the Transaction…

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A country club wants to exam the effects of a new marketing campaign that attempts to get more people within the community to become members. In many communities, when people buy a house in the area, they receive a “Welcome Wagon” gift basket containing coupons to local restaurants. The idea of the marketing campaign is to include a free two month membership to the country club in the gift basket with the hope that once “new” residents try the country club then at least a certain proportion will want to become real members. One member of the Club’s Executive Council believes that at least 81% of the people who receive the coupons for the free membership will use the coupon. In a sample of 192 new residents who received the coupon for the two month free membership, there were 138 people who actually took advantage of the free two month membership. When testing the hypothesis that at least 81% of the people that receive the coupon actually use it, what is the test statistic?

KWPY-1 (Algo) Great Adventures Continuing Case (GL) Tony's favorite memories of his childhood were the times he spent with his dad at camp. Tony was daydreaming of those days a bit as he and Suzie jogged along a nature trail and came across a wonderful plece of property for sale. He turned to Suzie and said, "I've always wanted to start a camp where families could get away and spend some quality time together. If we just had the money, I know this would be the perfect place." On November 1, 2025, Great Adventures purchased the land by issuing a $880,000, 6%, 10-year installment note to the seller. Payments of $9,770 are required at the end of each month over the life of the 10-year loan. Each monthly payment of $9,770 includes both interest expense and principal payments (l.e., reduction of the loan amount). Late that night, Tony exclaimed, "We now have land for our new camp; this has to be the best news ever!" Suzie said, "There's something else I need to tell you. I'm expecting!"…

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You are a small business person who plans to open a premium coffee shop, much like Starbucks. Your value proposition is premium blend coffee from small farmers around the globe, a fun, informal environment for college students and others who might enjoy televisions, a funky atmosphere (paintings on the walls, workers wearing tee-shirts and shorts, cement floors, and used furniture for seating. Compose a discussion post that responds to each of the following prompts: Considering your unique brand position, the market, competition, and your goal of achieving brand awareness and premium image, how would you arrive at prices for your coffee? How important are the 4 Cs (costs, competition, customers, company strategy) for this product? Consider the pricing objectives and strategies (attached) - what are your objectives as a new shop and what is your pricing strategy (long-term)? Explain your rationale. What is your price tier (level) relative to your competition? Discuss your reasoning.…

The Robert Baker Bread Company is planning to open a production plant to bake bread for sale and distribution in grocery stores. Robert's customers have already become familiar with his company's name and reputation for quality in visiting his cafés throughout the Midwest. Customers like the ability to customize the amount of seasoning and flavors that Robert puts in the various types of bread. When Robert begins mass production of the bread what should he be most concerned with regarding his customers' reaction? Group of answer choices a) His customers have become used to the ability to customize the bread, which they will not have in a mass-produced product sold in grocery stores b) The cost of the bread in the grocery store will have to be higher than in his café c) Robert's café operations will lose customers who will simply buy the bread at the grocery store instead d) Robert will need to open more café locations to sell whatever bread the grocery stores do not sell

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Whispering’s Market United (WMU) is an umbrella organization for all individuals who are go-getters in home-grown produce, homemade jams/jellies, artisan breads, and other hand-crafted items to be sold on local street corners. It represents a proud group of folks who are trying to keep the small producer and the health-conscious consumer top-of-mind when it comes to filling the refrigerator and pantry.As a large organization that provides a variety of services for its regional member clubs, WMU continually strives to better understand its own profitability. WMU has four key support services to assist its members: Member Services, Social Media, Resource Deployment, and Administrative Services. These four support departments exist for the benefit of the three operating segments, which are organized geographically: East, Central, and West. While the support services primarily assist the operating segments, they also cross over and assist each other. The services offered by the support…

Whispering's Market United (WMU) is an umbrella organization for all Individuals who are go-getters In home-grown produce, homemade jams/Jellies, artisan breads, and other hand-crafted Items to be sold on local street corners. It represents a proud group of folks who are trying to keep the small producer and the health-conscious consumer top-of-mind when it comes to filling the refrigerator and pantry. As a large organization that provides a variety of services for Its regionall member clubs, WMU continually strives to better understand its own profitability. WMU has four key support services to assist Its members: Member Services, Social Media, Resource Deployment, and Administrative Services. These four support departments exist for the benefit of the three operating segments, which are organized geographically: East, Central, and West. While the support services primarily assist the operating segments, they also cross over and assist each other. The services offered by the support…

Part 1:       Ben Floyd really enjoyed wood shop in high school, so he used an inheritance to buy some basic woodworking tools. He started out doing odds jobs, and then one day he made a porch swing for his house. Several people saw it and asked him to make one for them word of mouth brought him many customers. In June of 2008 he married Bobbie Ruth, marketing graduate. Bobbie Ruth saw a chance to expand the swing business to similar products and eventually have hardware, building supply and furniture stores. Thus BF Swing was born. Due to his love of his work and Bobbie Ruth’s marketing ability, the business prospered. Today, they make stools, rockers as well as swings. The company now employees about 35 people five days a week. Due to growth, they have some trouble. To avoid this, they have decided to hire someone who knows production planning systems to help them. After interviewing, they chose you to fill this position. They give you following information and wants to develop…

Farmer’s Market United (FMU) is an umbrella organization for all individuals who are go-getters in home-grown produce, homemade jams/jellies, artisan breads, and other hand-crafted items to be sold on local street corners. It represents a proud group of folks who are trying to keep the small producer and the health-conscious consumer top-of-mind when it comes to filling the refrigerator and pantry.As a large organization that provides a variety of services for its regional member clubs, FMU continually strives to better understand its own profitability. FMU has four key support services to assist its members: Member Services, Social Media, Resource Deployment, and Administrative Services. These four support departments exist for the benefit of the three operating segments, which are organized geographically: East, Central, and West. While the support services primarily assist the operating segments, they also cross over and assist each other. The services offered by the support…

1 2 Directions: Read each item carefully and write only the letter of your answer. For items number 1-4. Read the paragraph and answer the questions that follow Wild chimpanzees are rapidly disappearing. 'Some people are trying to solve this problem. Otherwise, chimpanzees may one day exist only in zoos 'People are trying to save the rain forests and woodlands where the chimps Eve from being cut down will take many people working together to solve this problem Which statement number can you find the solution? C. 3 Which statement number can you find the problem? A 1 Parents should be fined when their children bully in order to send a message. Some say it is very difficult for parents to manage their children when they leave the house and got to school. Despite this, thirteen million kids are bullied each year and something needs to be done. The fines will encourage parents to focus on anti-bullying in the home Which statement is the counterclaim? A. The fines will encourage parents to…

Example 20 in the textbook happens to involve a contribution to the Girl Scouts. Don’t know about you, but there’s a charitable organization I can’t hear the name of without thinking about cookies… So Girl Scout cookie season comes around again, and of course you stock up at $5 a box or whatever the outrageous price has risen to lately. How much of the total amount you hand over to the 10 year-old budding entrepreneur in front of you in order to extract your cookies from her iron grip will you claim on Schedule A as a charitable contribution deduction, and why? Note: Assume, if relevant, that the Girl Scouts themselves pay the bakery $1 per box.

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Bramble's Market United (BMU) is an umbrella organization for all individuals who are go-getters in home-grown produce, homemade jams/jellies, artisan breads, and other hand-crafted items to be sold on local street corners. It represents a proud group of folks who are trying to keep the small producer and the health-conscious consumer top-of-mind when it comes to filling the refrigerator and pantry. As a large organization that provides a variety of services for its regional member clubs, BMU continually strives to better understand its own profitability. BMU has four key support services to assist its members: Member Services, Social Media, Resource Deployment, and Administrative Services. These four support departments exist for the benefit of the three operating segments, which are organized geographically: East, Central, and West. While the support services primarily assist the operating segments, they also cross over and assist each other. The services offered by the support…

A software company in Barbados is organizing a competition, inviting business ideas that promote the use of smartphone technology to conduct business. You enter your business plan, an initiative to involve unemployed teenagers and young adults from local communities to generate business and employment, and it was so well received that you were awarded a special prize of 50,000 Barbados dollars. You plan on using your prize money to implement your idea. Identify key decisions you need to make, the information you require to make these key decisions, and the five major business processes you need to engage in.  b. Identify the external parties with whom you would need to exchange information and specify the information you will receive from these parties and the information that you will send to these parties.

Business Opportunity #3, Sell or Process Further: After more discussions with Mr. Moon Dog of Moon Dog Cake Company, Mr. Suncat wonders if he should offer to his customers the option of buying the undecorated wedding cake or processing it further for a decorated wedding cake.  He thinks that his customers will prefer a decorated wedding cake, but he wants to see what the costs will show. Mr. Suncat has provided you with the following information for the undecorated wedding cake: Selling price $180 Direct material and direct labor costs 65 Variable manufacturing overhead costs 15 Fixed manufacturing overhead costs 45                         Here is the information for Mr. Suncat’s decorated wedding cake: Selling price $800 Direct material and direct labor costs 400 Variable manufacturing overhead costs 25 Fixed manufacturing overhead costs 45   Should Mr. Suncat sell undecorated wedding cakes, or should he process further and sell…