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company produces washers and dryers in an assembly - line process Labor costs incurred during a...

company produces washers and dryers in an assembly - line process Labor costs incurred during a recent period were: corporate executives, $ 500,000; assembly - line workers, $ 203,000; security guards, $ 45,000; and plant supervisor, $ 110,000. The total of a company's direct labor cost was: Select one:

O a $ 858,000 b. $ 748,000 c. $ 203,000 d. $ 197,000 O e. $ 313,000

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c. $203000

only assembly line workers would be considered for direct labour as only they, of all mentioned, would be using the direct material to produce the goods. Direct Labour is the cost of the workers that make the product

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