Answer:
D. $7.30 per machine hour
Explanation:
The computation of Overhead Per Machine Hour is shown below:-
Overhead Per Machine Hour = Fixed Cost + Variable Overhead Cost ÷ Number of hours
= ($100,700 + (19,000 × $2)) ÷ 19,000
= ($100,700 + $38,000) ÷ 19,000
= $138,700 ÷ 19,000
= $7.30 per machine hour
So, for computing the Overhead Per Machine Hour we simply applied the above formula.
Answer:
Explanation:
I hope you get a second answer to this so I can see what the actual answer is. My guess is that the Federal Reserve has just put money into the system by purchasing Doe's bond. The fact that Doe puts it in a bank account does not change the fact that we are uncertain where the Feds got the money to buy the bond. They have the power to print money. They've just used some of that printed money to buy something that might be of value.
Consumers pay less in interest, meaning more money to spend. It creates a ripple effect of increased spending throughout the economy
2. It Is not a year long (long term) and it is not a month long (medium term) and it is not a day or two long so it is safe to assume that it is short term.
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