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Cycle Business manufactures and sells road and mountain bikes through a network of retail outlets in...

Cycle Business manufactures and sells road and mountain bikes through a network of retail outlets in western Canada. Below is a partial list of expense items incurred in the most recent month (November), when 1,180 bicycles were manufactured, shipped, and sold. There was no beginning or ending work in process or finished goods inventory in November:

  Item October November
  Units produced and sold 1,080 1,180
  Sales $ 1,080,000 $ 1,180,000
  Leather used for the bicycle seats 30,240 33,040
  Production manager’s salary 6,900 6,900
  Life insurance for the company president 290 290
  Electricity used in the production facilities* 4,510 4,910
  Sales commissions 46,800 52,160
  Internet advertising 1,300 1,300
  Employee benefits for the production workers↑ 21,600 23,600
  Property taxes on the production facilities 1,900 1,900
  Shipping costs 46,800 52,160
  Salary of the chief financial officer 11,800 11,800
*Each month, regardless of how much electricity is used, Cycle Business pays a $190 base charge to the utilities company.
↑Employee benefits total 20% of the wages paid to production workers, who on average earn $20 per hour. Each bicycle requires 5 hours of direct labour.

2. Assume that 1,380 bicycles will be manufactured and sold in December. For the items you classified as manufacturing costs in requirement 1, estimate the cost for December. Assume that there will be no change in unit costs for any direct materials, hourly wages will remain the same, and employee benefits will continue at 20% of wages.

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