Homework Answers
Total cost to produce =
Direct materials = $25,000
Direct Labor = $9,500
Variable overhead = $23,000
Total variable cost = $57,500
or the company can purchase it externally for $65,000.
A increase in costs of ($65,000 - $57,500) = $7,500
Option '1' is correct
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