One change that seth mentions is the plantbottle. another is using grape juice instead of sugar to sweeten drinks. what is true

Answer and Explanation:

Below is the layout for preparing the answer sheet;

                                 Product Costs

Cost Item                           Direct          Direct    Manufacturing   Period

                                        Materials       Labor    Overhead          Costs

Rent for factory equipment                                                      $11,500  

Insurance  for the factory structure                                  $1,780

Raw materials total     $80,800

Utility expenses for factory                                  $920

Office supplies                                                    $320

Wages for assembly line personnel           $59,700

Depreciation for office equipment                                   $830  

Miscellaneous materials sum  $1,470

Salary for factory manager           $6,200

Property taxes for factory facility        $420

Advertising expenses for helmets                                    $14,900

Sales commissions sum                                            $10,900

Depreciation of the factory building               $1,640

Total                                $80,800     $59,700   $23,930      $26,950  

The production cost per helmet is

= Total production costs ÷ total helmets produced

= ($80,800 + $59,700 + $23,930) ÷ (10,000)

= ($164,430)  ÷ (10,000)

= $16.44

Answer:

The organization structure indicated is the matrix organizational structure.

Explanation:

In a Matrix organizational structure, the hierarchy operates like a matrix, which requires employees to report to different managers. This arrangement is frequently adopted in large project management endeavors due to its flexibility, fostering innovation, and focusing on project and product management.

Thus, Jorge experiences significant challenges because of communication issues among various project managers. To mitigate these problems, information should be conveyed clearly and accurately by the leaders, and all conflict points should be shared knowledge, allowing for proper identification and seeking effective solutions. Conducting hypothesis studies from each management's viewpoint would be a beneficial approach to enhance project efficiency

Answer:

See below

Explanation:

1.

Actual manufacturing overhead costs incurred

$473,000

Subtract applied manufacturing overhead costs $25 × 19,400

($485,000)

Over-applied overhead

$12,000

2.

Beginning raw materials

$20,000

Plus raw materials purchased

$400,000

Raw materials available for use

$420,000

Minus ending raw materials

($30,000)

Raw materials utilized in production

$390,000

Less indirect materials

($15,000)

Add direct labor costs

$60,000

Add applied manufacturing overhead

$485,000

Total manufacturing costs

$920,000

Add beginning work in process inventory

$40,000

Total work in process inventory

$960,000

Less ending work in process

($70,000)

Cost of goods manufactured.

$890,000

Response:

option c.

Clarification: an ongoing tracking system

Answer:

On the pro side of not indicating the 10% would be that it could be perceived as merely a rumor until the price reduction is formally confirmed. The unethical viewpoint regarding withholding knowledge of an impending 10% drop is that the production manager has kept his boss in the dark about a potential cost-saving opportunity for the company.