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Jane is not married and has no children. She is 35 and owns her own home. Under which status is she most likely to file?

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a. Decrease $1,200,000

Explanation:

Income before internal transfer:

revenue 3150

cost        1050

gross     2100

fixed      (2100)

operating     0

external engine purchase (3000)

net (3000)

After internal change:

revenue 1050

cost       (960)

gross profit  90

fixed     (2100)

operating (2010)

internal engine purchase (1,050)

net    (3,060)

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Answer:

8,000= fixed overhead

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

Bell’s Shop can make 1000 units of a necessary component with the following costs:

Direct Materials $24000

Direct Labor 6000

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Fixed Overhead ?

The company can purchase the 1000 units externally for $39000. The unavoidable fixed costs are $2000 if the units are purchased externally.

Buy= 41,000/1,000= $41

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The correct answer is option D.

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Sunk costs can be defined as those costs which already been incurred and cannot be recovered anymore. These costs are excluded from business decision making.

It is can be referred to as a cost that is no longer relevant.  

The $8 paid for a ticket, after the person starts watching the movie is a sunk cost as it cannot be recovered anymore.  

Sunk costs are contrasted to relevant cost which is yet to be incurred in the future. Cost pf machinery, equipment, etc are examples of sunk cost.

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Answer:

1.54

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