The standard output from a joint process is 4,000 litres of Product K, 6,000 litres of Product L and 3,000 litres of Product M.
The total cost of the joint process is $147,000.
The company is now deciding if it should further process Product L.
In the further processing decision the best way to apportion the joint costs to the products is:
The budgeted production of product G for the period was 300 units. At the end of the period it was discovered that the standard hourly rate for labour should have been higher than that originally planned. Actual production was 450 units.
The labour rate planning variance would be calculated as:
Which of the following statements about total quality management are incorrect? Select ALL that apply.
A time series (TS) is made up of two main components i.e. trend (T) and the seasonal variation (SV).
The equation that represents the seasonal variation under the additive model is:
When classifying quality costs, which of the following is NOT likely to be an appraisal cost?
How would the cost of recycling scrap be classified in an environmental costing system?
An ice cream manufacturer experiences regular fluctuations in sales.
Which component in a time series do these fluctuations represent?