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bogdanovich [222]
2 years ago
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Wilson is offered a job in Kansas City that pays $50,000 and a job in Dallas that pays $60,000. Which pair of CPIs would ensure

that the two salaries have the same purchasing power?a. 100 in Kansas City and 124.5 in Dallas b. 80 in Kansas City and 100 in Dallas c. 125 in Kansas City and 150 in Dallas 0 d. 100 in Kansas City and 140 in Dallas
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Svetradugi [14.3K]2 years ago
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Answer:

option C is correct CPI in Kansas City is 125 and in Dallas is 150.

Explanation:

given data

Kansas City pays = $50,000

Dallas that pays = $60,000

solution

we know that CPI base year is always  = 100

first we get here real salary value in Kansas City that is express as

Real Value = Salary in Kansas City × (CPI base year ÷ CPI current year) ..........1

put her value we get

Real Value = $50,000 × \frac{100}{125}

Real Value =  $40000

and now we get here real salary value in Dallas that is express as

Real Value = Salary in Dallas City × (CPI base year ÷ CPI current year) ..........2

put her value we get

Real Value = $60,000 × \frac{100}{150}

Real Value =  $40000

so now we can see that both value is same in both city with CPI Kansas City = 125 and CPI Dallas = 150

so here correct option is c. 125 in Kansas City and 150 in Dallas  

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Wilson is offered a job in Kansas City that pays $50,000 and a job in Dallas that pays $60,000. Which pair of CPIs would ensure
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Answer:

option C is correct CPI in Kansas City is 125 and in Dallas is 150.

Explanation:

given data

Kansas City pays = $50,000

Dallas that pays = $60,000

solution

we know that CPI base year is always  = 100

first we get here real salary value in Kansas City that is express as

Real Value = Salary in Kansas City × (CPI base year ÷ CPI current year) ..........1

put her value we get

Real Value = $50,000 × \frac{100}{125}

Real Value =  $40000

and now we get here real salary value in Dallas that is express as

Real Value = Salary in Dallas City × (CPI base year ÷ CPI current year) ..........2

put her value we get

Real Value = $60,000 × \frac{100}{150}

Real Value =  $40000

so now we can see that both value is same in both city with CPI Kansas City = 125 and CPI Dallas = 150

so here correct option is c. 125 in Kansas City and 150 in Dallas  

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Answer:

1) using conventional costing

unit cost mercon = $98

unit cost wurcon = $297

2) using ABC costing

unit cost mercon = $218

unit cost wurcon = $237

Explanation:

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Direct materials cost per unit       $8.00             $6.00

Direct labor cost per unit            $10.00             $11.00

Direct labor-hours per unit            2.00                7.00

overhead rate applied                     $80              $280      

Number of units produced           1,000              2,000

overhead rate = total overhead / total direct labor hours = $640,000 / 16,000 = $40

unit cost mercon = $8 + $10 + $80 = $98

unit cost wurcon = $6 + $11 + $280 = $297

using the ABC costing, overhead rate is only 50%

Mercon           Wurcon

Direct materials cost per unit       $8.00             $6.00

Direct labor cost per unit            $10.00             $11.00

Direct labor-hours per unit            2.00                7.00

overhead rate applies                     $40              $140      

Number of units produced           1,000              2,000

total engineering costs          $160,000        $160,000

engineering cost per unit              $160                $80

engineering cost per unit = $320,000 / 2,000 = $160

unit cost mercon = $8 + $10 + $40 + $160 = $218

unit cost wurcon = $6 + $11 + $140 + $80 = $237

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sales 7 units COGS $5 = 35

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