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elixir [45]
4 years ago
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Which is an example of something that is inelastic?

Business
1 answer:
sweet-ann [11.9K]4 years ago
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-Inelastic means that the consumers will still purchase the product at the same rate despite price changes.
-The answer would be cancer medication, because the consumer would still need to buy this regardless of price. Even if it puts them in a financial bind.
-When having your on a car or watch, if the price of that item increases, you could be less likely to buy it.
-When picking out a hamburger at a restaurant, the customer is most likely to by a cheaper burger if they are on a budget.
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1. Using Absorption Costing

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Less: Cost of Goods Sold (Note 1)            =($1,240,000)

Gross Margin                                             = $3,080,000

Less: Operating Expenses

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Direct Material $20 X 20,000                    = ($400,000)

Direct Labor  $28 X 20,000                       = ($560,000)

Variable Overhead $6 X 20,000               = ($120,000)

Variable Selling Expense $18 X 20,000    = ($360,000)

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