<span>paying higher wages increases worker turnover YOUR ANSWER
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<span>higher wages attract a more competent pool of workers YOUR ANSWER
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Answer:
The marginal return of production of the second worker or marginal product of the second worker is 10 cones.
Explanation:
One worker can make 15 cones of ice cream in an hour.
Two workers can make 25 cones in the same time.
While three workers can make 30 cones in an hour.
The marginal return of the production of the second worker is the contribution of the second worker in the total output.
Marginal return
= 25 cones - 15 cones
= 10 cones
Answer:
$80,000
Explanation:
From the information given:
2020 = $320000
= i.e. 2020 = $570000
= i.e. 2019 = $530000
Change = $570000 - $530000 = $40,000
= $2,500,000
= $2,300,000
Change = $2,500,000 - $2,300,000 = $ 200000
∴
= $320000 - $40,000 - $ 200000
= $80,000
Answer:
c) $ 24,200
Explanation:
Computation of Total Period costs
Fixed selling and Administrative expenses $ 8,800
Variable Selling and Administrative costs
$ 7 per unit * 2,200 units sold <u>$ 15,400</u>
Total period costs $ 24,200
The fixed manufacturing overhead is part of manufacturing costs so not considered.
The variable selling and administrative costs are based on units sold and not units produced.
