What measure should managers use to prioritize production of multiple products, when only 500 labor hours...
What measure should managers use to prioritize production of multiple products, when only 500 labor hours are available?
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Unit contribution margin per direct labor hour |
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Revenues per unit |
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What measure should managers use to prioritize production of multiple products, when only 500 labor hours are available?
When limited labor hour available for production then we decide which product should be produce and which not in other words for prioritize of product we should calculate unit contribution margin per direct labor hour
So answer is a) Unit contribution margin per direct labor hour
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