Answer:
A. the double coincidence of wants problem.
Explanation:
Trade by barter involves the exchange of goods and services for goods and services without the use of money as a medium of exchange. In barter system, there is what we call double coincidence of wants. This is the economic situation whereby both parties holds what the other wants to buy, so they exchange the goods directly. Here, both parties agrees to buy and sell each other commodities. However, if one of the party is not interested in what the other party is offering, it causes a disruption in the trade. This disruption refers to a drawback in the system like the example described in the question.
Here, Andy couldn't make a deal with Danny even tho he wants what Danny is offering. This is because what Danny isn't interested in what Andy is offering. Thus, the double coincidence of want and barter trade can't occur between the two parties.
Answer:
$142,524
Explanation:
The computation of the total cost assigned to the ending work in process
inventory is shown below:
As we know that
Total cost = Material + Labor
where,
Material = 21,400 units × 100% × $3.60 = $77,040
And,
Labor = 21,400 units × 60% × $5.10 = 65,484
So, the total cost is $142,524
We simply added material and the labor cost according to their completion percentage and its cost per equivalent units
Answer:
See below
Explanation:
Given the following;
Standard hours per unit of output 6.4 hours
Standard variable overhead rate $12.80 per hour
Actual hours 2,650 hours
Actual output 150 units
To calculate the variable overhead efficiency variance, we will use the formula below;
Variable overhead efficiency variance
= (Standard quantity - Actual quantity) × Standard rate
Standard quantity = 150 units × 6.4 = 960
Variable overhead efficiency variance
= (960 - 2,650) × $12.80
= $21,632 unfavourable
Answer:
Factory overhead= $22,900
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Direct materials $15,200
Indirect materials 3,200
Indirect labor 7,700
Factory depreciation 12,000
Direct labor 36,200
<u>Factory overhead is all the indirect costs related to production. In this case:</u>
Factory overhead= indirect materials + indirect labor + factory depreciation
Factory overhead= 3,200 + 7,700 + 12,000
Factory overhead= $22,900
