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Thepotemich [5.8K]
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What are three goods provided by the federal government?

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Rudiy273 years ago
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Housing insurance and food stamps   I think?
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Work in Process Beginning         $5,000

Raw materials purchase              49,900

Direct labor                                   47,000

Manufacturing Overhead             19,900

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Raw materials     $9,000     $13,100

Work in process   5,000        7,000

Finished goods    9,000        8,000

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Machinery depreciation              $4,000

Machinery repairs                        $1,800

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Ending                            $13,100

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Beginning        $5,000

Raw materials 49,900

Direct labor     47,000

M/Overhead    19,900

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Ending balance           $7,000

Finished Goods

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Beginning balance $9,000

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Cost of Goods Sold          $115,800

Ending balance                   $8,000

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