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77julia77 [94]
3 years ago
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For most automobile manufacturers, what happens to the elasticity of supply over time?

Business
1 answer:
Oksi-84 [34.3K]3 years ago
3 0
For most automobile manufacturers, the elasticity of supply over time REMAINS THE SAME.
Automobile manufacturing takes time, it may take an automobile company several months to years before it can switch from constructing one type of car to another type. Such a company will have relatively inelastic supply in the long run compared to other products whose production process can be easily changed.
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Purchase of raw materials =  $290,000

Direct labor = ?

Advertising expense = $80,000

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Sales Commissions = $50,000

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Cost of manufacturing    683,000

Cost of goods sold        (660,000)

Ending inventory             $73,000

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Purchases                      290,000

less Ending inventory     (10,000)

Cost of raw materials $320,000

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Cost of manufacturing =  $683,000

cost of raw materials        (320,000)

manufacturing overhead (270,000)

Direct labor                        $93,000

4. Beginning work in process:

Ending work in process =    $35,000

Cost of manufacturing         683,000

Less: Direct labor                  (93,000)

         Manuf. overhead      (270,000)

         Direct materials        (320,000)

Beginning work in process $35,000

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Units of materials              40,000       50,000

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accumulated depreciation 500,500 debit

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b)

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