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mylen [45]
3 years ago
14

There is absolutely no good reason to not conduct market research. True False

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e-lub [12.9K]3 years ago
7 0

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false? i think

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                                                                $                      $  

Sales                                                                         1,900,500                                                                                

Less: Variable costs:

Direct material (27,000 units x $15)        405,000  

Direct labour (27,000 units x $15)           405,000

Variable overhead (27,000 units x $3)   <u>81,000 </u>

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Less: Closing stock (8,000 units x $33)  <u>264,000</u>  

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Add: Variable selling and administrative <u>133,000</u>       <u>760,000 </u>

Contribution                                                                    1,140,500

Less: Fixed cost:

Fixed production cost (27,000 x $25)         675,000

Fixed selling and administrative expenses 300,000    <u>975,000 </u>

Net profit                                                                           <u>165,500</u>

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                                  Closing stock         Net profit

                                             $                         $

Absorption costing         464,000                365,500

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Explanation:

In variable costing, variable costs are deducted from sales so as to obtain contribution margin. Net profit is the difference between contribution and fixed costs. Closing stock is the difference between production units and sales units. Closing stock is valued at marginal cost per unit in variable costing. Marginal cost per unit is the aggregate of all variable cost per unit.

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