Answer:
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You are a manager for a monopolistically competitive firm. From experience, the profit-maximizing level of output of your firm is 100 units. However, it is expected that prices of other close substitutes will fall in the near future. How should you adjust your level of production in response to this change
a. Produce less than 100 units
b. Insufficient information to decide
c. Produce 100 units
d. Produce more than 100 units
Answer : Produce less than 100 units
Explanation:
A monopolistic firm is a firm that has the sole responsibility or sole ownership of the right of production of certain goods and services. and such products are profit maximizing products because the demand for the products determines the price in the market and also the products are produced at marginal cost equaling its marginal revenue.
From experience when the prices of the close substitutes of the product fall the demand for the product will decrease hence its market price will fall therefore it is wise to produce less than the usual 100 units to still maximize profit.
Answer:
$35,400
Explanation:
The total cost is the sum of the direct and indirect costs. The direct cost is made up of the direct material and direct labour costs. The indirect cost or overheads is a cost to be apportioned based on the estimated total for the year and the units produced during the period
Total direct cost for January = 600 ($20 + $30)
= $30,000
Total indirect cost for January = 600/6000 * $54,000
= $5,400
The total cost of the units made in January was
= $30,000 + $5,400
= $35,400
Answer:
$0.67 per direct labor-dollar
Explanation:
Given that,
Direct labor-dollars to support all productions = $8,370,000
Fixed overhead cost = $5,022,000
Variable overhead cost per direct labor-dollar = $0.07
Predetermined overhead rate:
= 0.07 + 0.6
= $0.67 per direct labor-dollar
