That statement is true.
In the cost-plus pricing approach, you add up all the cost needed for the product (material, direct labor, and overhead) and then calculate it with mark-up percentage in order to determine the price that you should set for your product.
Since cost per unit is determined by total products/total cost, sales volume played <span>a large role in determining per unit costs</span>
Answer:
c. $34,575
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
Accounts receivable = $44,890
Accounts payable = $6,405
Cash = $16,070
Common stock = $42,500
Long-term notes payable = $20,600
Merchandise inventory = $28,475
Salary Payable = $28,170
Retained earnings = $50,465
Prepaid insurance = $2,365
So, The computation of the current liabilities are as follows
= Accounts payable + salary payable
= $6,405 + $28,170
= $34,575
Therefore, the current liabilities only includes the account payable and the salary payable.
Answer: $6.2
Explanation: Contribution margin is the amount of revenue left after paying for the variable cost, it can be formulated as follows :-
contribution = sales - variable cost
In case of Limeade:-
sale price = $22.10
Variable cost = $15.90
so, putting the values into equation we get :-
contribution per foot = $22.10 - $15.9 = $6.2
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