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FROM   TO

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Actuarial          0%         40%         20%         40%

Rating            25%           0%         37.5%      37.5%

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Premium Rating  $40,000

Marketing           $60,000

Sales                   $70,000

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The Long Term Care Plus Company

The total cost accumulated in the marketing department using the step method is:

= $104,000

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

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Actuarial          0%         40%         20%         40%

Rating            25%           0%         37.5%      37.5%

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Direct costs    $60,000  $40,000    $60,000   $70,000  $230,000

Allocation of

Actuarial         (60,000)    24,000      12,000       24,000      0

Allocation of

Rating dept.     0                  0           32,000        32,000      0

Total costs     $0               $0        $104,000    $126,000 $230,000

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