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3 years ago
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Which of the following is an example of a positive-sum game?A. Working with someone to build a house. B. A war between two count

ries. C. Racing against someone to get in line at the grocery store before them. D. Buying an apple at a store.
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1 answer:
Klio2033 [76]3 years ago
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Answer:

working with someone to build a house

Explanation:

Out of all of the options listed the one that is an example of a positive-sum game is working with someone to build a house. This is because you are collaborating with another individual equally and all decisions and actions affect both of you equally. Therefore, if you win/profit you would both be winning/profiting at the same time, the same goes for losses. In such a game you one would not profit without the others profiting as well.

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a. Activity rates for each activity

Fabrications   = $18/dlh

Assembly      = $7/dlh

Setup             = $450/setup

Inspection      = $230/inspection

b.  Activity-based factory overhead per unit for each product

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Provided there are various activities as follows

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Fabrications    $522,000        7,250 dlh             21,750 dlh            29,000 dlh

Assembly        $182,000         19,500 dlh            6,500 dlh             26,000 dlh

Setup               $195,750         52 setups            383 setups           435 setups

Inspection         $166,750        91 inspections     634 inspections    725 inspt.

a. Activity rates for each activity

Fabrications   =   $522,000/29,000 dlh = $18/dlh

Assembly     =     $182,000/26,000 dlh   = $7/dlh

Setup           =      $195,750/435 setups = $450/setup

Inspection    =      $166,750/725 inspections = $230/inspection

b.  Activity-based factory overhead per unit for each product

Activity              Speed Boats                                     Bass boats    

Fabrications       7,250 x $18 = $130,500             21,750 X $ 18 = $391,500

Assembly           19,500 X $7 = $136,500             6,500 X $7 = $45,500

Setup                  52 X $450 = $23,400                383 X $450 = $172,350

Inspection           91 X $230 = $20,930                 634 X $230 = $145,820

Total of both                    = $311,330                              = $755,170

Total units are 2,500 of each product

Cost p.u.  = $311,330/2,500 =$124.532    = $755,170/2,500 =$302.068

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Assembly      = $7/dlh

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Speed Boats = $124.532

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