Annual fixed cost = 4000000*12 = $48000000
Monthly variable cost = 251000*90 = $22590000
No. of months of production in a year= 10
annual variable cost = 22590000*10 = $225900000
So,
Annual operating cost = 48000000+225900000
Annual operating cost = $273900000 or $273.9 Million or $274 Million
Question2 1 pts A 1,500,000 SF plant employs 300 people and produces 251,000 LCD panel per...
Question 2 1 pts A 1,500,000 SF plant employs 300 people and produces 203,000 LCD panel per month. The plant is idle, on average, 2 months each year for maintenance, repairs, and retooling. The plant has fixed costs of $4,000,000 per month and variable costs of $70 per LCD panel. What is the total operating cost for the plant per YEAR? Express your answer in $ to the nearest $1 million.
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owned business which Jonathan started 15 years ago, issuing 900
shares of the 1000 authorized, at a par value of $100 a share. ABC
Company is a small manufacturer which produces ladies’ sports
apparel. The business has employed as many as 30 people; however,
sales have slipped the last three years, according to Jonathan, due
to competition in the marketplace, and the economy. Currently, the
business employs nine people, including...
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