<u>Solution and Explanation:</u>
The Overhead allocation rates are to be computed for determining the total cost of producing 1 unit of disc.
Total of 100 parts are used in disc . therfore, the total kitting cost per disc is ( 100 parts multiply with 0.05). Volume of cubic feet is used in one of the disc. therfore, the total boxing cost per disc is ( 9 cubic feet multiply with 0.80)
Total kitting cost per disc = $5.0
Total boxing cost per disc = $7.2
The total kitting cost and boxing cost for one desktop computer are computed by multiplying the allocation rate applicable for per unit of kitting and boxing with the total number of units needed.
Assuming the overhead rate applicable for per unit of kitting and boxing is the total cost incurred for one desktop computer.
The amount of sin tax that will be paid by all of the mentioned parties will depend per country. In fact, in the US, sin tax may even differ per state so the price of consumers and producers will already factor in the percentage of sin tax that they will pay. As to why it will most likely not reduce the consumption, this is because these vices are generally addictive and already serve as habits for some people. Because of this, people will most likely not decrease their consumption significantly since they continuously look for it. In fact, they will be willing to pay more to get it.
The correct answer is " new firms will enter the market"
The Official Poverty Measure is used to estimate numbers of people unable to afford basic needs with little or no government assistance
- The Supplemental Poverty Measure is used to measure the economic deprivation, that is, people having insufficient financial resources to achieve a specified standard of living.
- The official poverty measure is based on cash resources while the Supplemental Poverty Measure is based on both cash and noncash benefits and subtracts necessary expenses.
The cost including food costs, housing costs, utilities costs and clothing costs are elements used in calculation of the Official poverty measure and Supplemental Poverty Measure.
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