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a consumers goal in buying a good or service is to get the most out of his or her income, or to maximize total utility. this is

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For the month of July,

The total direct cost of labor = The produced Unit * The Hours per unit

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Direct labor cost =  Direct labor hours *  The rate per direct labor hour.

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For the month of July

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