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3 years ago

Which of the following affects the wage a firm is willing to pay its workers?

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Alborosie3 years ago

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Answer: E. . All of the above affect the wage a firm is willing to pay its workers

Explanation:

The wage a firm is willing to pay its workers is affected by:

• The productivity of workers.

• Consumer demand for the goods and/or services that the firm creates.

• The amount of fringe benefits the firm is required by law to pay.

• The level of payroll taxes the firm must pay.

It should be noted that when there's increase in productivity and rise in demand for a good by consumers, companies will be willing to pay more for their workers.

Likewise a decrease in tax and fringe benefits affects companies paying ability.

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Standard Labor 1 hour at $ 5.75 per hour $ 5.75

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Less Ending Inventory 6000

Direct Materials Used 34,000

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Indirect Labor 14,000

Rent On Factory Building 3000

Depreciation (equip) 5000

Utilities 4000

Property Tax 2000

Insurance 1000

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Add Beginning Work In Process 4000

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Add opening Finished Goods 12,000

Cost of Goods Available for Sale 60,000

Less Closing Finished Goods 24000

Cost Of Goods Sold 36000

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Cost of goods Sold ( adjusted for under applied overhead** ) 36,250

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