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nevsk [136]
3 years ago
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True or False: If Kevin's Fire Engines were a competitive firm instead and $160,000 were the market price for an engine, decreas

ing its price from $160,000 to $120,000 would result in the same change in production quantity and, thus, total revenue. True False
Business
1 answer:
Feliz [49]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

False

Explanation:

Kevin should not rise the level of production from 5 to 6 as the impact of the price dominates this situation

Also the market is not depend on the Kevin fire engines because of the competitive market

Plus the supply and demand relation is inverse and not depend on the change in price level in a competitive market

If the price is decreased from $160,000 to $120,000 so the quantity of the production would not be impacted

In addition to this, the total revenue could be impacted when there is a reduction in the price that produced more sale due to this there is a slightly change in upward and downward

Also the change would never be in the similar production as compare to the change in price

Therefore the given statement is false

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1. Using direct labor hours            $176.72     $232.815

2. Using the four activity drivers  $136.45     $298.20

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Explanation:

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Activity                         Expected Cost   Activity Driver       Activity Capacity

Setting up equipment     $492,880      Number of setups              610

Ordering costs                   372,000      Number of orders         18,600

Machine costs                   963,600      Machine hours             43,800

Receiving                           501,600       Receiving hours            11,400

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Activity rates:

Setting up equipment   = $808 ($492,880/610) per setup

Ordering costs               = $20 ($372,000/18,600) per order

Machine costs                = $22 ($963,600/43,800) per machine hour

Receiving                        = $44 ($501,600/11,400) per receiving hour

Total direct labor hours = 8,000

Total overhead costs = $2,330,080

Predetermined overhead rate using direct labor hours:

= $291.26 ($2,330,080/8,000)

Unit cost for each model:

Using direct labor hours to apply overhead:

                                Model A      Model B

Direct materials    $600,000    $800,000

Direct labor           $480,000    $480,000

Overhead            $1,747,560    $582,520

Total costs         $2,827,560   $1,862,520

Unit costs                  $176.72     $232.815

Units completed        16,000           8,000

Direct labor hours      6,000           2,000

Number of setups         400              200

Number of orders      6,000         12,000

Machine hours         24,000         18,000

Receiving hours         3,000           7,000

Overhead assigned to:

Using predetermined rate based on direct labor hours:

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Overhead rate = $291.26 per direct labor hours

Direct labor hours                      6,000           2,000

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Direct labor           $480,000        $480,000

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Unit costs                $136.45          $298.20

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