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julia-pushkina [17]
4 years ago
15

To find the price, a monopolist looks at the price _____ at the chosen quantity. supplied demanded in equilibrium

Business
2 answers:
Scilla [17]4 years ago
6 0
To find the price, a monopolist looks at the price demanded at the chosen quantity.<span>Monopolist tend already obtained a complete control on a certain type of product in the market. Because of this, in order to seek a price for their product, they just need to see how much customers are able to pay without considering other factors such as competitors and cash reserves</span>
saw5 [17]4 years ago
3 0
To find the price, a monopolist looks at the price demanded at the chosen quantity. A monopolist's goal is to maximize profits. A monopoly exists when a single seller provides a good or service. Demand is a relationship between the price of a good and the quantity that consumers are willing and able to buy per period, other things constant.
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Activity                      Cost        Driver                                Amount   Activity                                                                                      

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Engineering             116,900   Number of change orders 7,000      $16.70

Other overhead     266,800   Direct labor hours           46,000       $5.80

Activity rate = Activity Cost/Amount of Driver

2. Job-order cost sheets through July 31:

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Beginning balance              $22,800    $20,000     $2,900      $0

Direct materials                     $5,300     $10,000     $11,700      $10,500

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Production costs                $35,443.70 $38,545.40 $26,849.20 $11,882.80

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Beginning balance                 $2,900           $0

Direct materials                      $11,700        $10,500

Direct labor cost                      $1,670              $140

Manufacturing overhead     $10,579.2        $1,242.8

Production costs                $26,849.20      $11,882.80

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Direct materials                     $5,300          $10,000

Direct labor cost                       $930              $960

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Job-order costing

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Direct materials                     $5,300     $10,000     $11,700      $10,500

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Number of moves                      40              53            30                 4

Number of change orders         31               44            16               20

Direct labor hours                     930             960       1,670            140

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