Answer:
Limit order.
Explanation:
A limit order is an order executed in part or in full when a price level previously defined by it has been reached. In case of a partial execution, the order remains active until executed in full within its validity period or until cancelled.
Limit order in the L2 module :
- executed only at the specified price and only with Deltastock as a liquidity provider ;
- when another liquidity provider is used, the order is executed as a market order when the requested price is met and with the provider first to quote that price.
- in case of a partial execution of a limit order in the L2 module, the remaining amount constitutes a new limit order, valid until executed or cancelled.
The factory overhead applied to the product is $5,400
Let understand that Factory Overhead means the <em>total cost</em> that is used in operating all the production segment (i.e depreciation of equipment, salary, wages, electricity) of a manufacturing company and its does not include the costs of direct labor & materials.
- <em>Factory Labor Incurred equals $8,000 (including $6,000 direct and $2,000 indirect</em>
<em>- Manufacturing Overhead is applied to the product based on 90% of direct labor dollars</em>
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- Therefore, the Factory overhead applied will equals Direct factory labor incurred * 90% Overhead applied
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<em>Factory overhead applied = $6,000 * 90%</em>
<em>Factory overhead applied = $5,400</em>
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In conclusion, the factory overhead applied to the product is $5,400
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Answer:
Cost of Goods Sold = $ 400,000
Explanation:
Units Sold = $360,000/ $225= 1600
Sales $360,000
Direct materials $176,000
Direct labor $100,000
Variable factory overhead $44,000
Fixed factory overhead $80,000
Total Manufacturing Costs $ 400,000
Variable selling and administrative expenses $20,000
Fixed selling and administrative expenses $10,000
Cost of Goods Sold = $ 400,000
As ending Inventory Finished Goods is 400 units it is not included in the Cost of Goods Sold.
Answer: For a competitive market, <u><em>if a seller charges more than the going price, buyers will go elsewhere to make their purchases.</em></u>
Explanation:
A perfectly competitive market has the following characteristics:
(a). In this particular market there are many buyers and sellers.
(b). Also each company makes similar product. i.e. the products are identical in nature.
(c). In this market buyers and sellers will have access to perfect information about price. and product.
(d). In a competitive market there are no barriers to entry into or exit from the market.
Therefore , <u><em>if a seller charges more than the going price, buyers will go elsewhere to make their purchases.</em></u>
