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1) Easy Clean operates a chain of dry cleaners. It is experimenting with the use of a continuous-improvement (i.e., kaizen) budget for operating expenses. Currently, a typical location has operating expenses of $22,000 per month. Plans are in place to achieve labor and utility savings. The associated operational changes are estimated to reduce monthly operating expenses by a factor of 0.99 beginning in January.What is the estimated operating expenses for January? For June? For December | ||||
Operating Expenses (A) | Factor (B) | Estimated operating costs A x B | ||
January | $22,000 | .99^1 | 0.99000 | $21,780.00 |
June | $22,000 | .99^6 | 0.94148 | $20,712.56 |
December | $22,000 | .99^12 | 0.88638 | $19,500.47 |
Easy Clean operates a chain of dry cleaners. It is experimenting with the use of a...
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