Solution :
1. Allocation on the basis of 
LX EX
Direct Material 125000 90000
Direct 
cost 90000 60000
Manufacturing overhead 
(202500/5000 x 2000) (202500/5000 x 3000)
Total cost 296000 271500
Units produced 50 30
Cost per unit 5920 9050
2. Allocation on the basis of 
:
LX EX
Direct Material 125000 90000
Direct labor cost 90000 60000
Manufacturing overhead 121500 81000
(202500/150000 x 90000) (202500/150000 x 60000)
Total cost 336500 231000
Units produced 50 30
Cost per unit 6730 7700
3. Allocation on the basis of 
LX EX
Direct Material 125000 90000
Direct labor cost 90000 60000
Manufacturing overhead 112500 90000
(202500/2700 x 1500) (202500/2700 x 1200)
Total cost 327500 240000
Units produced 50 30
Cost per unit 6550 8000
Answer:
Period costs
Explanation:
Period costs are Costs that are incurred in generating revenues during the period, but are not involved in the manufacturing process. These cost are not related directly to the production process. These costs cannot be capitalized on the company's balance sheet. They are expensed in the period in which they were incurred and are included in the financial statement during their assigned accounting period.
I believe the correct answer is C. specialization.
If they divide their work between themselves, it will be easier for them to get the job done more quickly. If Kathy specializes in baking, Sue in decorating, and Christina in packing, instead of doing all of these together, they won't spend as much time working.
<span>Situation factors and situational influences that are temporary conditions that affect how buyers behave. From these factors depends if the customer will buy the product,buy several of will not buy it at all.
The situation factor can be social, physical, time...
Starbucks uses the physical situation factor : the location of its stores. Starbucks has always central position.</span>
Answer:
b. households may not spend all of an increase in disposable income.
Explanation:
Reduction of taxes and an increase in government spending are both expansionary fiscal policies undertaking by a government. Their objective to stimulate economic growth in times of economic downturns. Reducing taxes and increase government spending increases the money supply in the economy.
An increase in the money supply increases the demand for goods and services. Firms increases production to meet the new demand. Increased government expenditure is likely to be effective in stimulating economic growth than reducing taxes with a similar amount. The government will spend the entire amount of public projects which achieve the desired effects. A reduction in taxes may not be as effective because households may not consume the entire amount as intended.
