Answer:
The overhead cost allocated to Totes is $11556 and option c is the correct answer
Explanation:
To allocate the overheads between products using a plant wide rate, we need to calculate the plant wide Overhead absorption rate (OAR). The OAR allocates overheads to each product based on the activity level consumed by each product.
OAR = Budgeted Overheads / Budgeted Absorption base
As the overhead absorption base is the direct labor cost, we first need to determine the total direct labor cost for both the products.
Direct labor cost = 64 * 350 + 51 * 530 = $49430
OAR = 25500 / 49430 = $0.5159 per direct labor cost of $1
Direct labor cost used by Totes = 64 * 350 = $22400
Overheads to be allocated to Totes = 22400 * 0.5159 = $11556.16 rounded off to $11556
Answer:
The current market valuation given by the agent is wrong
Explanation:
The agent valuation isn't recent, as it is based on yesterday's closing price. Thus, the customer would need an updated valuation.
If the European Union put a quota on American jeans only allowing a small portion to be imported the demand for the jeans would rise even though the supply would not follow that. When there is a small limit on something that consumers want, the price usually goes up because they know they will sell the items regardless and in this case that may happen. The price of jeans will rise, the demand will rise, but the supply will not.
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