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inn [45]
4 years ago
6

According to ogburn's theory, invention can include both material and non-material social creations. non-material inventions inc

lude ______________ while material inventions include _____________.
Business
1 answer:
Free_Kalibri [48]4 years ago
8 0
<span>According to Ogburn, inventions can include both material technological artifacts which change what sorts of things that can be done and the sets of customs, rules, and conventions that allow those material inventions to be of use to members of society. For example, there were various material technological inventions which made the automobile possible (the internal combustion engine, vulcanized rubber, the universal joint), but in order for the automobile to become integrated into society a number of non-material inventions were also necessary such as road networks, agreed upon rules of the road, licensing regimes, and so on.</span>
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Answer:

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Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Joint cost = $450,000

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Commercial building lumber (CBL) produced = 120,000 units

Total units produced = 200,000

RBL selling price per unit = $10; Total revenue = $800,000

CBL selling price per unit = $12; Total revenue = $1,440,000

Total revenue for RBL and CBL = $2,240,000

a. Joint costs allocation on physical measure method:

RBL = $450,000 * 80,000/200,000 = $180,000

CBL = $450,000 * 120,000/200,000 = $270,000

b. Joint costs allocation on sales value basis:

RBL = $450,000 * $800,000/$2,240,000 = $160,714

CBL = $450,000 * $1,440,000/$2,240,000 = $289,286

c. Net Realizable value after further processing:

RBL: Completed cost = $380,000 ($180,000 + $200,000)/

Total revenue =             $960,000 ($12 * 80,000)

Total cost of production  380,000

Net realizable value =   $580,000

CBL: Completed cost = $570,000 ($270,000 + $300,000)

Total revenue =                $1,540,000 (110,000 * $14)

Total cost of production =    570,000

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The break-even sales = Fixed expenses ÷ (Selling price - Variable cost)

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= $136,875

2. The computation of the dollar amount of monthly sales is shown below:-

Contribution margin ratio = Contribution ÷ Sales  

= $8 ÷ 12

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Target sales in dollars  = (Fixed expenses + Operating income) ÷ Contribution margin ratio

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3. The preparation of the company's contribution margin income statement for June is shown below:-

Particulars                                           Amount

Sales (455,000 × $12)                      $5,460,000

Less: Variable cost of goods sold

(4 × 71% × 455,000)                          -$,1292,200

Gross contribution margin                $4,167,800

Less: Variable operating expenses -$527,800

(4 × 29% × 455,000)

Net contribution margin                    $3,640,000

Less: Fixed expenses                      -$1,095,000

Net operating income                       $2,545,000

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= $3,817,500

Operating leverage factor  = Contribution margin ÷ Net operating income

= $3,640,000 ÷ $2,545,000

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If volume rises by 11%, then operating income increase by

= 11% × 1.430

= 15.73%

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Add: Increase in volume                   $50,050  ($455,000 × 11%)

New volume of cartons                     $505,050

Unit contribution margin                     $8

New total contribution margin       $4,040,400

($505,050 × $8)

Less: Fixed expense                      ($1,095,000)

New operating income                    $2,945,400

Operating income before

change in volume                           $2,545,000

Increase in operating income        $400,400

Percentage change                         15.73%

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