Product costs are all the expenses related to producing or acquiring products. Period costs are all other expenses. Period costs are tracked during the period in which they occur and products costs are moved to the expense account for costs of goods sold so when the good they are associated with is sold to make matching those expenses with the sales revenue easy. For example the wages for sales staff who sell a books would be a period cost and be recorded as an expense for the period in which they work. Whereas, if you buy books one year, but don't sell them until the next they wouldn't be recorded in the expense account as cost of goods sold until the following year when they are actually sold and are a product cost.

The difference between a product cost and a period cost. A product cost are those costs that are directly associated with the production or acquisition of a good or product. For example, if a Mike's camera store owner bought cameras and paid the shipping to get them to the store the cost of the camera as well as the cost of the shipping would be considered product costs. A period cost is a little more abstract. A period cost would be all of the other expenses. For example the cost of marketing, advertising and administrative would be considered a period cost.

Respond to the above paragraphs in 2 separate paragraphs in your view or opinion.

1. Arty Artlover was studying art appreciation. He selected an abstract painting that had no obvious top or bottom. Subjects were asked to hang the painting whichever way they thought it should be correctly hung. The following table shows how many of the 50 subjects reported each direction. Test at an α = .05 to determine if there were significant differences in the reported direction the painting was hung. Note: assume all directions were equally likely. (8 points)

300 word post

In recent decades, the difference between the income going to the richest and poorest segments of the US population has been increasing.  

Since 1979, the after-tax income of the top 1% has increased by more than 250% while those among the bottom 20% have only seen an 11% increase. (Source: Statistical Abstract of the United States, 2010)

Does it matter if some groups have seen their income increase more rapidly than others?

Should the government impose higher taxes on the top 1% to try to shrink the "gap?"

Why or why not?

This chapter discusses the different types of research design and you have read about them as well. For this entry, conduct a PubMed search and find two abstracts of studies both using a cross sectional design. The abstracts may be on any topic you chose-and they do not all have to be on the same topic. In your post, include each abstract and write about the distinguishing factors of the design used, and comment on whether or not you feel there was any other way this study could have been designed. In addition comment on next steps for the topic given the findings.

Health Epideomlogy

need 2 abtracts

Application of the A&P of the Animal & Plant Cell: Relate the structures of the cell (animal or plant) to parts of some other concrete or abstract structure and explain how each structure connects.
Example: Gas to a car is to the mitochondria of the cell. Explanation: Without gas a car would have no means of energy for power to move. Just as the mitochondria "powerhouse" provides energy for the cell.
* Whatever structure chosen to compare the cell to that structure must be used throughout the entire comparison. . * There should be approximately thirteen (13) comparisons. One for each part of the cell. Please number each part in your comparison.

Python question

Write a function

int(lofi, alofi)

that consumes two sorted lists of distinct integers lofi and alofi, and returns a sorted list that contains only elements common to both lists.

You must obey the following restrictions:

• No recursion or abstract list functions,
• intersect must run in O(n) where n is the combined length of the two parameters.
• sort function is not allowed as well as list comprehensions
• math is the only library that can be imported

Example:

 int([4, 13, 10, 8, 15], [2, 3, 6, 13, 11, 12, 8]) => [8, 13]

*OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING*

*JAVA PROGRAMMING*

Create a program that simulates a race between several vehicles.

Details don't matter code must just have the following:

• Design and implement an inheritance hierarchy that includes Vehicle as an abstract superclass and several subclasses.
  • Include a document containing a UML diagram describing your inheritance hierarchy.
• Include at least one interface that contains at least one method that implementing classes must implement.
• Include functionality to write the results of the race to a file; this will require Exception handling.
• Utilize threads to ensure that all race vehicles are moving in turn.

in java language.

There are three classes for the project, and two inner classes defined in the Cuboid class.

Create the following classes:

•   Shape. It’s an abstract class with two abstract methods, area and perimeter.
•   Rectangle. It’s a concrete class that extends Shape. Implement area() and perimeter(). Implement the compareTo(object) method to sort rectangles by area in ascending order.
•   Cuboid. It’s a concrete class that extends Rectangle. A cuboid is a 3D rectangle. The shape has a third dimension, Depth. Override the area() method to compute the surface area of the object and implement new method volume(). The perimeter method is invalid in this context. The best way to handle this is to throw an exception called “UnsupportedOperationException”. If perimeter() is called, throw this exception.
•   SortByArea and SortByVolume are two classes defined as attributes of the Cuboid class. If you want to sort, the easiest way is to implement the compareto() method. If you want to sort more than one way, you must implement multiple comparators. Implement these methods so they are sorting by area in ascending order and volume in ascending order.

Complete the following unit tests:
•   Rectangle
o   Test Construction
o   Test getter / setter methods
o   Test area()
o   Test perimeter
o   Test compareTo(Object), ensuring rectangles are being sorted correctly (2x2 sorts < 4x6, for example)
•   Cuboid
o   Test Construction
o   Test getter / setter methods.
o   Test area()
o   Test perimeter
o   Test SortByArea
o   Test SortByVolume

Download the Unit 5 Programming Assignment When you're finished, upload the following to the Programming Assignment submission area: Upload the following for your Programming Assignment submission. Question.java TrueFalseQuestion.java MultipleChoiceQuestion.java Quiz.java A screenshot showing a dialog box asking a true/false question Your assignment will be graded by your peers using the following criteria. Does the submission include a file that defines the class "Quiz" with a main method? Does the submission include a file that defines the abstract class "Question" with instance method "check", class method "showResults", and abstract method "ask"? Does the submission include a file that defines the class "MultipleChoiceQuestion" as a subclass of "Question" with an implementation of "ask" method? Does the submission include a file that defines the class "TrueFalseQuestion" as a subclass of "Question" with an implementation of the "ask" method? Does the class "TrueFalseQuestion" implement the method "ask" to keep asking its question until it receives an answer of "f", "false", "n", "no", "t", "true", "y", or "yes" in any combination of upper and lower case? Does the class "TrueFalseQuestion" implement the method "ask" to return only "TRUE" or "FALSE"? Does the class "TrueFalseQuestion" have a constructor that initializes the question and correct answer using its parameters, where the correct answer is initialized to only "TRUE" or "FALSE"? Does the main method in class "Quiz" use the "check" method with both "MultipleChoiceQuestion" and "TrueFalseQuestion" objects? Does the main method in class "Quiz" report correct results using the "showResults" method from class "Question"?