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Sveta_85 [38]
4 years ago
12

ACTIVITY BASED COSTING SYSTEMS AND ACTIVITY BASED MANAGEMENT

Business
1 answer:
Oduvanchick [21]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The total costs of Model A, B and C are $57,567.57,$ 115,175.68  and  $67,756.76  respectively.

However,cost per unit of Models are highlighted below:

Model A $50

Model B $75

Model C $20

Explanation:

In calculating the total costs of models using activity-based costing system and activity based management, I multiplied the quantities by labor cost per unit and material cost per unit in order to arrive at total material costs and total labor costs.

However, in calculating overheads  I multiplied direct labor hour per unit by the total quantity of product produced,then summed to together all labor hours to arrive total labor hours for all models with which I then shared the labor support overhead between the models.I repeated the same exercise for material support overhead as well.

Lastly, I added together all square feet ,then apportioned the facility to models based on each model's square feet divided by total square feet.

Find attached for detailed calculation.

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