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posledela
3 years ago
5

Problem Set 3.2

History
1 answer:
djverab [1.8K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Fixed costs do not change as a result of a change in the production amount but variable costs do. So long as the item changes as a result of production, it is a variable cost.

1. Rent ⇒ Fixed

Once rent is paid, it will not change regardless of the quantity produced.

2. Thread ⇒ Variable

In an apparel shop like this one, more thread is needed to produce more clothes so this is a variable cost.

3. Buttons ⇒ Variable.

More buttons are needed for more clothes to be made.

4. Wages ⇒ Variable

Wages will change if more clothes need to be produced.

5. Electricity ⇒ Variable

Cost will change if more clothes are manufactured because more electricity will be used.

6. Cloth ⇒Variable

7. Equipment Rent ⇒ Fixed

This will not change regardless of production level just like rent.

8. Shipping Costs ⇒ Variable Cost

More clothes means more shipping costs to transport them.

9. Insurance ⇒ Fixed cost

10. Property Taxes ⇒ Fixed cost

This does not change regardless of production level as it is based on the property, not production.  

Production                Fixed cost                       Variable                  Total

0                                    <u>  5  </u>                                  0                        <u>      5</u>

1                                      <u> 5  </u>                                  6                         <u>     11   </u>

2                                    <u>   5  </u>                                 9                            <u>   14</u>

3                                    <u>   5   </u>                                13                         <u>    18</u>

4                                    <u>   5      </u>                             18                           <u>  23</u>

5                                    <u>   5   </u>                                25                           <u>  30</u>

6                                   <u>    5    </u>                              34                          <u>     39</u>

7                                     <u>  5    </u>                               49                            <u>  54</u>

8                                     <u>  5    </u>                               68                        <u>      73</u>

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