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MotoMover makes three models of motorized skateboards. At present, all indirect costs are applied to production...

MotoMover makes three models of motorized skateboards. At present, all indirect costs are applied to production using a single predetermined overhead (OH) rate based on direct labour-hours. Management would like you to provide an analysis of the costs of manufacture of the three models that compares the present approach to costing with the ABC approach to costing. Management is not confident that its products are priced appropriately relative to its competitors. The following information has been assembled regarding the activity cost pools and cost drivers.

  

Activity Recommended
Activity Measure
Estimated
Overhead Cost
Annual Expected Volume of Activity Measure
  Order processing Number of orders $ 210,000 190 orders
  Materials handling Materials used (kilograms) 517,720 122,800 kilograms
  Machine depreciation
   and maintenance
Machine-hours 324,500 17,100 hours
  Quality control Number of inspections 76,000 50 inspections
$ 1,128,220

  

In addition, management estimates that 40,000 DLHs will be used in the upcoming year, at a rate of $12 per hour. Assume that the following activity took place in the first month of the upcoming year:

  

Economy Deluxe Supreme
  Number of units produced 27,000 10,000 4,000
  Direct materials costs $ 27,880 $ 19,600 $ 13,000
  Direct labour-hours 650 1,225 2,100
  Number of orders 6 4 3
  Number of production runs 2 2 3
  Kilograms of materials used 10,000 4,600 2,500
  Machine-hours 1,520 540 400
  Number of inspections 3 3 3
  Number of units shipped 20,000 8,750 2,750

  

Required:
1.

Compute the production cost for each product in the first month of the upcoming year, using DLHs as the allocation base. (Round your intermediate calculations to nearest cent.)

Economy Deluxe Supreme

Direct material

Direct Labour

Overhead

Total production cost

     

2.

Compute the production cost for each product in the first month of the upcoming year, using ABC. (Round your intermediate calculations to nearest cent.)

Economy Deluxe Supreme

Direct material

Direct labour

Overhead

Total product cost

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Expert Solution

1
Economy Deluxe Supreme
  Direct materials costs          27,880          19,600          13,000
  Direct labour Cost            7,800          14,700          25,200
Overhead Cost          18,200          34,300          58,800
Total Cost          53,880          68,600          97,000
  Number of units produced          27,000          10,000            4,000
Cost per Unit              2.00              6.86            24.25
Estimated Overhead Cost          1,128,220
Estimated Labour Hour                40,000
Predetermined overhead                  28.21
2
Economy Deluxe Supreme
  Direct materials costs          27,880          19,600          13,000
  Direct labour Cost            7,800          14,700          25,200
Overhead Cost:
  Order processing            8,077            5,385            4,038
  Materials handling          25,230          11,606            6,308
  Machine depreciation and maintenance          16,709            5,936            4,397
  Quality control            2,111            2,111            2,111
Total Overhead Cost          52,127          25,038          16,854
Total Cost          87,807          59,338          55,054
  Number of units produced          27,000          10,000            4,000
Cost per Unit              3.25              5.93            13.76
Activity Activity Measure Estimated Overhead Cost per Month Annual Expected Volume of Activity Measure Cost per Activity
  Order processing Number of orders          17,500.00 13 orders          1,346
  Materials handling Materials used (kilograms)          43,143.33 17100 kilograms                  3
  Machine depreciation and maintenance Machine-hours          27,041.67 2460 hours                11
  Quality control Number of inspections            6,333.33 9 inspections             704
         94,018.33
Economy Deluxe Supreme Total
  Number of orders                                                      6                           4                       3               13
  Kilograms of materials used                                           10,000                  4,600              2,500      17,100
  Machine-hours                                             1,520                      540                  400         2,460
  Number of inspections                                                      3                           3                       3                 9


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