Answer:
Total overhead $
Indirect material ($0.5 x 200,000 units) = 100,000
Utilities ($0.25 x 200,000 units) = 50,000
Supervisory salaries = 60,000
Building rent = 80,000
Total overhead 290,000
Overhead rate = <u>Budgeted overhead</u>
Budgeted direct labour hours
= <u>$290,000</u>
100,000 hours
= $2.90 per direct labour hour
Explanation:
In this case, we need to obtain the total overhead, which is the total of indirect material, utilities, supervisory salaries and building rent.
Then, we will divide the total overhead by direct labour hours so as to determine the overhead rate.
Answer:
increases consumption in both periods.
Explanation:
A normal good is any product or service whose demand increases as consumers' income increases. The demand for a normal good will also increase due to the improvement in economic conditions in an economy.
A normal good is regarded to be of high utility value. Its consumption provides consumers with greater satisfaction. As a result, if consumer's income increase, demand for normal goods increases. Should consumption increase in a period, the demand will increase. The demand will continue to rise if incomes increase.
Answer: D
Explanation:
We are given a comparison between 'economic growth' and 'growth energy consumption' and told that the first increased and the second did not. We are also told that a certain amount of oil is being saved by energy improvements. As it is difficult to infer a likely answer in 'must or could be true' type questions, we'll go over all of the options, the Alternative approach.
A. We have no information on the relative ease of finding new sources of oil. No
B. We have no information on how to reduce oil imports. No
C. We have no information on what caused energy consumption to remain steady. No
D. This is exactly what happened so is true. This is almost certainly our answer, let's go over (Correct )
E. We have no information on the link between development of energy sources and growth. No
(D) is our answer; note that all other answers explicitly added information not in the original passage. This is what you need to watch out for in these types of questions.
The minimum price that this order could be offered is at cost. Since there are no cost figures in this question, this is the best answer I can give.
You would need to at least sell the item for the amount of money it cost you to make, assemble, and ship the product.
<span>Hubble's constant is a "constant" in that its value </span><span>is the same across all of space and does not change on human time scales</span>. When talking about Hubble's constant it is talking about the relationship of the age of the universe and how relationships change over time as expansion happens. To keep up with the changing times, the world and evolves around the constant.
