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maksim [4K]
3 years ago
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Building piles of documents is an efficient way to organize. True or False

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Thepotemich [5.8K]3 years ago
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your answer is true

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M1 = Currency with public + Checkable deposits + Other deposits with RBI

M2 = M1 + Post office savings deposits

Currency held by the public and Checkable deposits are the components of M1.

Whereas savings deposits, Money market mutual funds held by individuals and Small time deposits are the components of M2.

We know that all the components of M1 are also the components M2.

∴ The items are included in the M2 money supply but not the M1 money supply are as follows:

Item 1 - Money market mutual funds held by individuals

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D) Johnson has failed to use the correct cost driver as the cost-allocation base for setup costs.

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One of the main disadvantages of ABC costing method is that it is very hard and expensive to implement, and sometimes you cannot allocate all overhead costs to specific cost drivers. That is what happened here with Johnson's costing method, they combined two cost drivers and allocated resources using the number customer orders which is not a valid base, e.g. one single large order represents higher costs than 10 small orders.

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You could also find 25% of $140,625 and subtract it.

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(e) unit level activity

(f) batch level activity

(g) facility level activity

(h) unit level activity

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Unit level activity : It is that type of activity which is deals with only unit of product whether it is a selling unit, variable cost unit , direct material unit, direct labor unit or fixed cost unit.

Batch level activity: It is that type of activity which focuses on batches or bulk goods so that good discount to be provided due to which customers  are happy that results in increase in sales.

Product level activity: It is that type of activity which deals in a single product or we can say finished product which is ready to sale.

Facility level activity: It is that type of activity which aims in giving the facilities relating to the product or charges some taxes.

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