Sunwind Ab Case

In the case of Wong Sun v United States, in consideration of the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine the Court excluded the admission of evidence in the trial court due to the violation of defendant’s Fourth Amendment Rights when the derivative evidence was obtained. Therefore, in this essay, I am going to discuss if the exclusion of evidence contributes in an important way of supporting the guarantees of the Fourth Amendment or should the derivative evidence be admitted because police officers could not have anticipated the discovery of derivative evidence.

If we assume that the 1991 products, prices, sales volumes, materials costs and overhead are unchanged from 1990 and that there are no process improvements that would lead to a reduction in the direct labor of a product, it can be inferred that the company’s profits would be identical to those of 1990, as stated in Appendix B. However, if the same is assumed

Martinez Company’s relevant range of Production is 7,500 to 12,500 units. When it produces and sells 10,000 units, its unit costs are as follows:

8. Why might Avion want to reduce the lead times on its purchased materials and components?

Jonah shows that they can use the same method to develop a release system for materials throughout the system. By knowing when the bottleneck parts will reach final assembly, the release of the non-bottleneck materials can be timed to coincide along the other routes. Then Jonah indicates that after load balancing is performed to meet market demand without excess production, the next logical step is to reduce the batch sizes to reduce the total capital commitment used during production. Reduction in batch sizes also reduces the total time spent in work-in-process. Less time spent in production increases the speed of throughput as well as a faster turn-around on customer orders. Shorter lead times result in better response to the market demands. (Jackson, Goldratt, Cox, & American Media Incorporated, 1995)

The sales-value at splitoff method captures the benefits-received criterion of cost allocation and is the preferred method. The costs of processing a chicken are allocated to products in proportion to the ability to contribute revenue. Chicken Little’s decision to process chicken is heavily influenced by the revenues from breasts and thighs. The bones provide relatively few benefits to Chicken Little despite their high physical volume.

Trimco is a main supplier to Navistar. Navistar relies heavily on Trimco at their assembly plant. Navistar and Trimco must improve their quality management systems in order to have the right parts, in the right number shipped at the right time without any damages or defects. Navistar and Trimco must start imploring a more collaborative approach to their business process. Navistar needs to address their policy problems. Our last minute design changes seriously disrupt the supply process. The robbing of parts also creates a snowball effect of problems in other areas, or down the line. Trimco has several problems including high employee turnover, mixed technological capability with respect to manufacturing

You have recently been hired as the HR manager responsible for two separate Ontario locations belonging to Wilson Brothers Limited. You have been asked by the HR Director at the head office in Brandon, Manitoba, to quickly provide a report on any initial HR issues related to Recruitment and Selection, Compensation and Benefits, Health and Safety, Training and Development and Labour and Employee Relations that are affecting or will affect the Cambridge operation and the new plant in Scarborough. The HR Director has made it very clear that Wilson Brothers would like both the Cambridge location and the new plant in Scarborough to remain union-free and are willing to offer very competitive wages and benefits

1. Consider Dunlap’s statement on page 3 of the case: “Stakeholders! Every time I hear the word, I ask how much did they pay for their stake? There is only one constituency I am concerned about and that is the shareholder primacy? Do you agree or disagree with Dunlap’s view of shareholder primacy? Explain

In order to meet both of Northcutt’s objectives of reducing inventory and increasing service levels, Northcutt should implement a continuous review system to manage inventory. Based on the calculations provided in question 2 of the appendix, managers at Northcutt will need to set the reorder point for part FB378 at 118 units and 296 units for part GS131 for the

However, the company expects that its sales will grow 25 percent annually for the next five years. As illustrated in Table 1 the demand after 5 years will be approx.

product matures, however, its price drops and demand is stabilized for a period of time,

advantage of this is there will be no need to store large quantities which will give you the benefit of needing inventory space and will keep inventory costs low

Apparently, the tractors market size can be shown by the tractors number. But the data cannot tell the demand is from internal supply or from external supply. Therefore, the imported tractors data should be used in conjunction to the number of tractors to show the possible potential market for the exporters.

Cooperation between the two firms had begun in 1990 when Renault took a 25 per cent share in Volvo cars and a 45 per cent share in their truck division. Volvo, for its part, took a 20 per cent share in Renault. The early collaboration took the form of an exchange of engines, the joint purchasing of components and joint developments in quality control. The cooperative arrangements between the two companies were a constant source of internal criticism, which focused on