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3 years ago

Until recently, many developing countries:______.

Business

1 answer:

Natali5045456 [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. sealed themselves off from foreign investment.

Explanation:

Traditionally it was believed that foreign direct investment means giving up the country's sovereignty to the foreign nation, on the other hand, the current people see it as a gift to the economy of a country. It becomes a known fact today that the world's economy so closely intertwined, that developing countries have no choice but to accept foreign direct investment. Opening up the domestic markets results in benefits for several nations because they might not have the resources to start profitable operations in these sectors.

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a) direct manufacturing cost $220,000

b) indirect manufacturing cost $130,000

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b) zero as direct material, labor and overhead can be determinated.

3) a) $40,000

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4) No as we can set the object cost to determinate the direct and indirect cost of the adminsitrative expenses.

Explanation:

a) The direct manufacturing cost will be the variable manufacturing cost linked to the unit cost:

Materials $7 + Labor $4 = $11 per unit

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2 b) all the manufacturing cost are traceable so zero.

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Answer:

True

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