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What was a cost-plus system during world war 2?
It was a way of buying things, equipment and supplies, for the military. Ordinarily, in peace time, the military will issue a notice that it wants certain items, and notify companies in the relevant business that it will accept bids to supply that item. It will allow a certain amount of time for companies to prepare and submit their bid. All other things being equal the government is supposed to accept the offer of the lowest bidder, to buy items at the lowest cost. (Pilots joke about flying aircraft with 35,000 moving parts, each built by the lowest bidder). All of this bid-letting process takes time,and the military in WWII was in a terrific hurry. It needed things yesterday. So for many items the bidding was not done. A company which could produce the desired item was approached, and made an offer (which they really could not refuse) to produce the item on a cost plus basis. This reimbursed the company for all costs of producing the item, materials and labor and so on, and the "plus" part was a percentage added on after the cost was figured, to give the company a profit. This cut out the months of bidding and allowed production to begin immediately.
Which item of food is named after a town in Germany?
a town in Germany is hamburg which is closely link to the food item hamburger. so the answer is .... hamburger
What household item looks like Golgi apparatus?
a heater
Can you use 2 coupons on 1 item?
depends on the stores policy on coupons
What was the item that only let people get a certain amount of items in World War 2?
Ration cards.
The headings required for a part list on an assembly drawing is a item description issue numberdate b item description number required date citem description number required material?
item description issue number date
What is the first thing you should do when a customer requests a sale item once you have determined that item is out of stock?
Issue the customer a raincheck for the item that is out of stock.
Did any US state ever issue a 2 headed quarter of George Washington?
The coin is just a novelty item likely made by gluing 2 obverse halves together and has no collectible value. States do not issue coins only the Federal Government can do that.
What is abrasive machining?
Abrasive machining is when you use a machine to apply something rough, like sandpaper, a file, sand blasting, etc., to an item to shape it or smooth its surface.
Is the cost of school uniforms included in child support?
Generally yes, unless that issue is addressed specifically as a separate item in the separation agreement or child support order.Generally yes, unless that issue is addressed specifically as a separate item in the separation agreement or child support order.Generally yes, unless that issue is addressed specifically as a separate item in the separation agreement or child support order.Generally yes, unless that issue is addressed specifically as a separate item in the separation agreement or child support order.
What is tax of an item?
The tax of an item is the money that goes to the poor. Depending on where you live, if your government or president is rich, then the tax amount is bigger. If the government is poor, than there is a low amount of tax on an item.
What does the military nickname GI stand for?
Government Issue -The nickname "GI'S" refers to the government issue stamp on the soilders uniforms!Second opinionOr General Infantry Correct Answeris Government Issue. If it was General Infantry, then artillerymen, airmen, clerks and cooks wouldn't be GIs. When you go to boot camp, all your personal items are taken away and everything you have is Government Issue. Actual answer:Galvanized iron, dating back to WWI. People generally assume it stands for "government issue".
What do stores do to your account besides issue a refund when you return an item?
=The store will credit your account.=
How do you get the wallpaper?
This item was given with a secret code which was found in the 1st issue of the Moshi Mag.
How do you get the moshling wallpaper?
This item was given with a secret code which was found in the 1st issue of the Moshi Mag.
Who is responsible for paying for the purchased item?
The Government who then seeks repayment from the cardholder.
What is the Common day Item taxed by the French government?
I think the answer is salt
