The size and the people in the group and how compatable they are.
Answer:
The answer is c. remains constant in total with changes in the level of activity.
Explanation:
In a cost structure of a firm, for decision-making purpose, it is usually divided into fixed cost and variable cost.
Variable cost is the type of costs which will increase following an additional production of an extra unit of product/service, that is, level of activity has been risen up given the production is taken place. A good example of these cost are material cost, labeling cost.
Fixed cost, as it name may tell, is costs that are unchanged regardless of a firm's activities level. That is, regardless of how many product/service is produced, these costs remain the same. A good example of these cost are depreciation cost, rental cost.
Answer:
Correct option is B.
<u>Asset A</u>
Explanation:
Reward to variability ratio = return/σ
Asset A,σ = 15/0.4 = 37.5
Asset B,σ = 20/0.3 = 66.67
Since deviation(volatility) is lesser for asset A,a risk investor would prefer asset A.
Answer:
Total Overhead Cost is $ 510,000 for 78,000 direct labor hours
Explanation:
Corrington Manufacturing Company
Fixed Budget 80,000 direct labor hours
Variable Overhead $400,000
Fixed Overhead $120,000
Flexible Budget 78,000 direct labor hours
Variable Over head = $ 400,000/ 80,000 * 78,000= $ 390,000
Fixed Overhead $120,000
Total Overhead Cost is <u> $ 510,000 </u> for 78,000 direct labor hours
First we divide the variable overhead with the budgeted number of direct labor hours and then multiply it with the flexible labour hours to get the variable overhead at this activity level . The fixed overhead does not change.
