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An election to choose among candidates nominated by parties is called a(n) ________.

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Direct material cost in January = Direct material cost per unit * Units produced in January = $20 * 600 = $12,000

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Overhead costs in January = (Units produced in January / Expected units for the year) * Expected overhead costs for the year = (600 / 6,000) * $54,000 = $5,400

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