<span>The plantwide overhead rate method means </span>using overhead rate to allocate costs to products and includes <span>indirect costs (overhead cost) to cost allocation base (single plantwide overhead rate) to cost objects (products 1-3).
</span><span>The statement that the unit of product is the cost object when the plantwide overhead rate method is used is true. </span>
Answer:
B) greater than $30 but less than $40
Explanation:
the options are missing:
A) less than or equal to $30
B) greater than $30 but less than $40
C) greater than $40 but less than $50
D) greater than $50
we must first calculate safety stock = (Z-score x √lead time x standard deviation of demand) + (Z-score x standard deviation of lead time x average demand)
- Z-score for 98% confidence level = 2.326
- standard deviation of demand = 30
- √lead time = √5 = 2.23607
- we are not given any standard deviation of lead time, so we can assume that it is 0
safety stock = (2.326 x √2.23607 x 30) + (2.326 x 0 x 300) = 156.03 ≈ 156 units
the annual holding cost of 156 units = 156 x $0.25 = $39
Answer:
Option 1 - the opportunity cost of leisure decreases as wages decrease.
Explanation:
The labour supply curve of any occupation will always be upward sloping because when wages, (the opportunity cost of leisure) rises, the more hours of leisure a staff will relinquish to do more work.
The opposite of this is true as seen in option 1 of the question.
Opportunity costs will reduce with a consequent reduction in average wages. When fewer people want to retain their employment due to decrease in wage rates, it would lead to a fall in demand for leisure.
Answer: i think the third one maybe... (APEX)
Explanation: this should work
